Commander Hawley to Lead New Recruit Hunt at Lake
Commander Hawley returns to the mauve department to secure additional sailors for the wave. He has left 13 men at Norfolk and Chicago Militiamen respond eagerly to the government call. He will travel from Washington to Detroit then Sagview Michigan to meet the recruiting board and proceed to Pensacola Florida for thorough training before boarding.
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Hawley
Washington
Fhawley
Mauve Department
Norfolk
Chicco
Oflver
Chicago
Detroit
Sagview
Mich
Chree Ragiteer Webster
Warkeon
Pensacula
Fla
Preachers Object to Display "To Hell with Spain" Posters
Chicago June 9 The Chicago Presbytery at a special meeting passed a resolution urging Mayor Harrison to order police removal of Pieago billboards showing the slogan To hell with Spain Remember the Maine
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Spain
Chicago
Chicago Presbytery
Harrison
Maine
Compromise bill details on revenue taxes and duties
Washington June 3 the conference report on the war revenue bill was submitted to the house. It outlines Senate provisions on stamps for fermented liquors and life insurance, corporate taxes, ticket stamps, and duties on imports. The house and senate exchange revisions including tonnage, coinage, and cigarette taxes, with a plan to consider the report shortly after adjournment.
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Washington
House
Senate
Cmpany
Dingley
Linen and Damask Sale at Discount Prices
Advertises large lines of Turkey Red and Coffee Colored Damasks at deep discounts. Friday sale features pieces worth 20 cents at 12 of a cent, Turkey Red Table Damask 40 cents at 22 cents, and various pieces at 50 cents for 26 cents. Special prices on Towers and Napkins offered to attract shoppers to the department.
Dress Goods Sale: Patterns and Suits Deeply Discounted
Dress goods sale repeats Wednesday and Thursday with 25 suit patterns valued at 4.50 to 6.00 offered at 3.00 each. Friday and Saturday feature 26 suits valued 3.50 to 4.50 at 2.50 each. Limited stock, first come, first served. pick from latest styles and patterns.
Ribbons on sale at half price in large lot closing out
Large collection of plain and fancy ribbons offered at 50 percent off. 75 pieces of fancy striped and plaid ribbons priced at 60 cents on the dollar to clear them out while fresh styles remain. Elegant bargains and stylish options touted for quick sale.
Adams Express Robbed on Philadelphia to New York Route
A New York express report states an Adams Express car attached to the New York express left Philadelphia yesterday and was broken open along the line. The incident occurred on the Pennsylvania Railroad Western express near Trenton with car No. 6422 entered and robbed between Harrisburg and Jersey City. Authorities acknowledge the robbery while specifics about extent remain unclear.
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New York
Adams Express
New York Express
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Western Express
Trenton
Pennsylvania Company
Harrisburg
Jersey
Cra Rt
Unclear Robbery Details Leave Questions Open
The traffic superintendent provided few specifics about a recent robbery. He declined to reveal the amount stolen and suggested the car might have followed the express car without a messenger. He noted beliefs that tramps may have broken in but did not confirm what was taken.
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Ture
Sperintendent Zimmerman
Nominations For Major Generals And Colonels Released
The president sent nominations to the Senate for the volunteer army to include a major general J Warren Keifer of Ohio and brigadier generals John P S Gobl of Pennsylvania William J Compton of New York. Regular army appointments list Lt Col Henry E Noyes and multiple cavalry officers for captain and lieutenant ranks along with volunteers A A Wiley Alabama and commissary officers Thomas H Simms Arkansas James B N Stuart Virginia Carroll M Mercer Maryland and George W Stouch chief commissary Third US Infantry.
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Washington
Senates Volunteer Army
J. Warren Keifer
Ohio
John P. S. Gobl
Pennsylvania
Wiliam J. Compton
New York
Regular Army
Henry E. Noyes
Second Cavalry
William A. Rafferty
Leutenant
Argulas G. Heentsse
Feith Chivalry
Joseph T. Dickman
Third Cavalry
John FP. Reynolds Landis
William J. Johnson
Tenth Cavalry
Wim. H Osborn
First Cavalry
John Ft. Williams
Third Artillery
George L. Anderson
Fourth Artillery
A. A. Wiley
Alabama
Volunteer Infantry
Thomas H. Simms
Arkansas
James B. N. Stuart
Virginia
Carroll M. Mercer
Maryland
George W. Stouch
United States Infantry
Red Tape Delays Truce Talks At Kingston Harbor
In Kingston Jamaica Admiral Sampson urges a prisoner exchange involving Lieutenant Hobson and his group. A truce envoy Vessel Vixen landed at harbor entrance with terms for prisoners from a prize at Cienfuegos. Admiral Cervera delays action, referring the matter up chain to military authorities amid prolonged indecision.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Sampson
Hobson
Merrimac
Meutenant
Martiehead
Cienfuegos
Cervera
Bianco
Law graduates sworn in at state university ceremony
The largest number of lawyers ever admitted to the State supreme Court were sworn in today by Deputy Clerk Fritch. The graduating class from the state university law school, chaperoned by Dean James W. Green, took the oath and will receive certificates of admission to practice. Names include George R. Allen Alberta M. Bennett Harry Albert Bolinger Wellington Walton Bryant and many others.
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State Supreme Court
Fritch
Law School of
the State University
James W. Green
Green
Akes W. Kitchell
Kitchen & Marburg
Dana. C. MacVivar
Topeka
Supreme Court
George R. Allen
Alberta M. Bennett
Harry Albert Bolinger
Wellington Walton Bryant
James Joseph Bulger
Thomas Montgomery Corwin
Willian Longo Cronk
William Gliyton Dickey
David Miller Eckman
Fred Roscoe Ellis
Albert Sidney Foulks
John Ira Games
Moses William Games
Samuel Griffith
Bertrand Dewey Hamill
Jake Louis Hammon
Benjamin Harvey Hancock
Fred Milo Harris
George P. Hayden
Richard F. Hayden
Joseph Wouldren
Frank &. House
Charles Citton Julian
Thomas Jackson
Simpson Kelly
Carl E. Kimpton
Willim H. Kitchell
Walter Adonis Leyton
Jacob Markley
Edwin B. Morgan
James Wallace Metsker
Frank J. McKay
Harry W. McLaughlin
Dana Collies McVicer
Cassius Tindall Nethart
Alfred Harvey Noyes
Herman A. Olston
Myron de Vere Rafter
Hessie M. Reid
Burton Emory Saylor
Ernest Guy Simpson
Arthur Collins Sloan
Fred Speak
May Hotchkiss Spencer
Claudius Chalmers Stanley
Samuel Vernon Stewart
Samuel Morris Strawn
Arthur Leonard Howell Street
Charles Clifford Towner
Maurice Vann van Meter
Nathaniel Anthony Wail
Alonzo D. Wilcox
W. Clyde Wolfe
Kansas Christian Endeavor Union Holds Eleventh Annual Conclave
The State Convention meets in Topeka with delegates arriving by train and lodging assignments. The opening session occurs at First Presbyterian with Dr. J. D. Countermine delivering an address titled For Acquaintance Sake. President F. D. Vincent of Seneca will give the annual address, followed by Rev. B. O. Aylesworth of Denver on The Possibilities. Music by Professor Samuel Tracy accompanies the program.
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Kansas Christian Endeavor Union
Topeka
Delecalen
First Congregational Church
First Presbyterian
J. D. Countermine
First Presbyterian Church
F. D. Vincent
Seneca
B. O. Aylesworth
Denver
Samuel Tracy
Consul Banished Over Harbor Secrets
A St Thomas dispatch reports Walter Bett, secretary of the British consulate at San Juan, banished by Porto Rico Governor General Macias after 50 hours detention and alleged mistreatment. The incident followed suspicions Bett shared United States harbor mine details with authorities, triggering protests from Consul General Crawford and international tensions.
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New York
St. Thomas
Danish West Indies
Cvports
Chac Macks
Porto Rico
Walter Bett
San Juan
Crawford
Bett
United States
San Juan Harbor
Ueht
Ba Lehul
Macias
Admiral Sampson
General Mucias
Hanna
Navy Department
Hatha
Rett
Gen. Macias
Bombardment of Santiago Tengs Quaker Guns and Fleet Losses
London reports Kingston dispatch on Monday bombardment of Santiago de Cuba. Spanish batteries fired heavy Krupp guns. ships like Marblehead New Orleans and Vizcaya engaged. Quaker guns at Cuban HQ reportedly served. several ships damaged, terrain scarred, Morro area altered by shelling. The Yankee fleet and militia actions described with varying effectiveness.
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London
Nee Post
Kingston
Jamaica
Suntiaxe
Peymiler
Simpaon
Cantereu
Schiey
Butterten
Caen
Santiago
Montserrat
el Nortey
Flebttris
Morro Castle
Marblehead
New Orleans
Vizcaya
Yhe
Furor
Caye Smith
Bar Te
European intervention not backed by U S officials
Washington reports show no state department or foreign posts confirming a Paris London Standard claim that France and Russia are exchanging notes on submitting Asiatic island occupation questions to an international congress. Diplomats deem the report fanciful and note Europe remains quiescent on intervention and peace topics.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Paris
London Standard
France
Russia
United States of Islands
Europe
Fragmentary Protest Notes on International Law Violation
Incomplete OCR text references protests against a violation of international law by a country. Mentions times not advised and references to Spaliea Tioent protest 19. No clear names, dates, or locations are discernible.
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Ing
Fortines
Cf Spaliea Tioent
Miss Cisneros Weds Carbonel in Baltimore Ceremony
Miss Evangeline Cisneros, famed for a dramatic escape from a Spanish prison in Havana, married Carlos F. Carbonel in Baltimore at noon. The couple left for Washington an hour later with Carbonel who aided in her earlier rescue.
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Baltimore
Evangeline Cisneros
Havana
Carlos F. Carbonel
Washington
Queen Regent Suffering Ill Health in Madrid
Madrid correspondent reports the queen regent is in poor health and rarely appears publicly. She reportedly drives daily in the wilderness behind the palace, with little public presence noted.
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London
Madrid
The
Daily News
COL Lindsey to recruit and regional troop movements
A telegram from the State Journal notes Colonel Lindsey and his recruitment party depart for Kansas today to follow the pattern of previous regiments, recruiting in the territory that supplied the Twenty second regiment. Governor Leedy has not been notified yet but officials expect no resistance. Also mentioned are a convention in Columbus and a military report to General Lee, plus an ad for Beggs Hair Renewer with a Nevada, Missouri testimonial.
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The
State Journal Today
Dunn Lorine
Jube
Tw State Journal
Lindsey
Therultine
Kansas
A.M. Marvicy
Leedy
Aesistants
Topeka
Sighting the Merrimac wreck near Morro castle while the Triton observes
On the Triton off Santiago June 3 9 from Fort Antonio June 9 a view of the Merrimac wreck shows ten feet of smokestack and mast in about seven fathoms of water not blocking the channel fully. Spanish security would be better served by blowing it but may avoid it to maintain ingress and egress. A rowboat studied the wreck which holds 2000 tons of coal likely of no salvage value.
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Santiago
Fort Antonio
Hobson
Morro Castle
State Journal Led With Early Stanley Nomination
The State Journal used direct wire links from Hutchinson auditorium to its office and was first to announce Stanley’s nomination in the 11 o clock edition last night. Hi L Bevelle, Western Union Topeka telegraph manager, pushed for best wire connections between Hutchinson, the convention hall, and Topeka.
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the State Journal
Hutchinson Auditorium
Stanley
the & O
Elock
Hi. L. Bevelle
Western Union Telegraph Office
Topeka
Hutchinson
Convention Hall
Market Report From June 3 Wheat and Corn Movements
June 3 market report notes wheat futures gaining on Liverpool readings with July up 1d and a mixed summer harvest outlook. Corn and oats show higher start from wet weather, with July contracts shifting upward and preservation of shipping demand. Provisions trade remains heavy with July pork and lard advancing, while barley cash prices cited and Western stock receipts in cattle market noted as steady.
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Wnience
Henry Taliaml
Stra Gables
Liverpool
Stors
Compu
Chen
Gorn
Esa
Northwestern
Bedels
Wewlke
Market notes and cattle prices in early Chicago listing
The report lists steers and cows with varying counts and prices, noting higher cattle demand and firmer trading. It references hog receipts, hog and steer market shifts, and Chicago price levels for wheat, corn, oats, and cash cattle as part of a broader market page.
Market Glimpses Across Exchanges
A fragmented note hints at buying or selling violence across various exchanges in the country, suggesting broader trade activity and regulatory scrutiny without specific names or dates. The message implies a generalized market dynamic rather than a defined transaction.
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Colo
Preachers
Pennsylvania Road
Temple
Hobson's Exchange
Supreme Court Room
A. J. Stone
North
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Temperance Committee
E. E. MacLeod
Rock Island
Frank Miller
Union Avenue
Kansas City
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Lincoln
Neb
Fred Rutherford
Minneapolis & St. Paul
Minneapolis
Miller
George Andrews
C. E
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Miss Cisneros
Col. Lindsey
Columbus
American Moedient Association
Joseph M. Matthews
Louisville
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Lee
Des Moines
War Department
Twa
Jacksonville
W. Y. Dahten
Hr. Iddel
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Todays Market Report
Associated Press
State Journal
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Skeare
Texas
Fenders
Reseiuia
Tirestorie
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Taree
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Abe Marker
Marie Abe
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Aegis
Eipmenta
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Junea
Scharige
Terentia
Palm, & Coyne
Wandiverpool
Corm
Omaha
American Spite Manufacturing Company
Palm & Coyne Commission
Grub
West Sixth St
Palm & Ca i
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Pacific
Union Pact
Centrat
Puritic Mall
Palm & Coyne
Com. Co
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