ASPY IN PORTO RICO Thrilling journey of Edward Emerson Attache
Edward Emerson Jr an attache of the War Department arrives in Porto Rico aboard the Madluna from St Vincent after reporting perilous experiences in San Juan and nearby fortifications His account describes interactions with Spanish officials and military ships including the torpedo boat destroyer Terror and several war vessels in port.
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Edward Emerson
War Department
New York
Jane
Edward Emerson, Jr
St Vhemey
San Juan
Emerson
Hulsfeid
Tmay Sax
San Sint
Grett
Frodeamus
Peevuta
Terror
Oneside
el An
Ania Crag
Alcalte
Dantes
United Stans
Isabella
Alicante
Concho
Taffy for the French. Paris interview quotes Depew on alliances
Chauncey M. Depew says America’s friendship with England is circumstantial and vows never to form a formal alliance with Britain. He favors alliance with France, both republics sharing democratic ideals. The Temps also quotes him suggesting a U S Britain alliance is improbable. Also a Santa Fe rail ad appears in the text.
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Paris
Chauncey MM
Meena Today 5
America
England
Depew
France
Sisi
Dr Depew
United States
Great Britain
Tapatelle
Holland Submarine Makes Six Dives In New Test
New York June 9 Inventor J P Wollend tested the Holland submarine in Brooklyn Bay after a rapid run of one mile in five and a quarter minutes. He submerged from the bay near Fifty fifth Street and completed six dives at varying depths without incident. He plans a longer dive from Owl's Head to Staten Island if the bay remains free of traffic.
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New York
J. P. Wollend
Pifty-fifth Street
Brooklyn
Edison
Mr. Holland
Holand Bost
Templeress
Holland
Rouke & Lone
Owl's Head
Staten Island
Senator Kenny arraigned in federal court in Wilmington
United States Senator Richard Kenny, with counsel Levi C. Bird, pleaded not guilty in federal court to an indictment alleging conspiracy and aiding Boges. The case involves about 23 000 paid to the Dover First National Bank regarding an 870 000 loan. Bail set at 10 000. bond posted. Several co-defendants from Kent and Dover were likewise arraigned, pleaded not guilty, and held for trial with bail furnished.
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Wilmington
United States
Richard Kenny
Levi C. Bird
United States District Court
William N. Boges
toHer
Dover First National Bank
Boges
Kenny
Kell
Ball
Amos Sole
Kent County
J. Frank Allee
Union Republican State
F. Messoniels
Charles H. Butler
Vary F. Ford
Dover
Bend
Gell
Big Brewery Combine Bonds Issued and Mortgages Filed
Sandusky Ohio June 9 Deeds filed with county recorder reveal the Ku ehiler Stang Brewing Co of Cleveland and Sandusky Brewing Co forming a new brewery combine. Mortgages for 6 000 000 recorded in favor of Guaranty Trust Co of New York secure a 36 000 000 note. Bonds of 1 000 each issued for fifty years.
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Sandusky
Ohio
County Recorder
Ue Kuehiler-Stang “Brewing Co
Cleveland and Sandusky Brewing Company
New Brewery Combine
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Cuyahoga
Erie Counties
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cure Claimed After Three Days
Morton L. HU of rs acemon Indiana reports his wife suffered widespread inflammatory rheumatism for six weeks with eight physicians no relief until Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. He says immediate relief followed and she could walk in three days. Sold by Swift Hoili Say Degasists 52s Kansas Avenue Topeka Kansas.
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Morton L. HU
Rs Acemon
Ind
Swift & Hoili- Say
Kansas
Topeka
Kaa
Geer Leads Oregon Governor Race in Partial Count
Oregon returns show Geer, Republican, ahead for governor with 37 179 votes to King 26902 as about 75 percent of votes counted. About 25 000 remain, mostly in Portland where Republican margins are large, and first district results favor Tongue.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
Geer
King
T. Ho Tongue
Jconsresaman
M. A. Moods
Santa Fe Bill for Transporting Volunteers
The Santa Fe Railroad presents a bill for transporting troops to Kansas. The bill totals 34,156.19 including transportation of rejected and accepted applicants. Rejected men cost 8,114. The rate charged was two cents per mile. Governor Leedy will approve the bill and it will be sent to Washington for payment.
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Santa Ives
Leedy Will O. K
Washington
Postal Savings Banks Authorized by Senate Committee
Washington June 8 Senate committee on post offices and post roads favors a report on a bill to create postal savings banks. The measure allows money order offices to receive deposits up to one dollar and beyond, with interest at a specified rate.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Post Offices and Post Roads
Only His Ashes
Washington reports the Navy Department received word from Surgeon Anderson at Yokohama that Captain Gridley’s remains have been embalmed and delivered aboard the Coptic for cremation per his wife’s request. The ashes were sent to Mr. Copman and are expected to depart on the next steamer, two weeks hence.
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Washington
Navy Department
Anderson
United States
Yokohama
Gridley
San Francisco
Copman
Cheap Rates for Annual AMA Meeting in Denver
The Missouri Pacific offers one fare round trip from Kansas points to Denver for the American Medical Association annual meeting with limited return until July 1. Tickets go on sale June 5 and 6. advise contacting local agents for Denver to Colorado point trips and full travel details via Union Pacific connections with Pullman sleepers, dining cars, and other services.
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Union Pacific
Denver
Montana
Salt Lake City
Seana UN EA Lewis
City Ticket Agt
Fulton
American Medical Association
Missouri Pacinie
Kansas
Colorado
I. O. Townsend
G. P
T. A
San Francisco
Portland
A. Lewis
Pullen
North Topeka Doctor Office Ad Promotes Painless Treatments
An old classified style note lists a medical office run by L A Ryder M D at the Gordon street and Central avenue corner in North Topeka. It advertises painless treatment options for piles ulcers and related conditions with a contact phone likely provided.
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G. S
Care Journal
Jackson
Mall
Hull Stoves Repair Co
A Ryder
M.D
Gordon St
Central Ave
North Topeka
Omaha Exposition Promises Grand World Fair
June to October plan for a major United States exposition in Omaha. Accessible via Missouri and Mississippi Valleys with through tickets and stopovers. Burlington Route promoted for reduced excursion rates and easy travel to Omaha in all directions.
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Missouri
Mississippi
Omaha
Burlington
Bealed hide for constricting the Siagonet with the state hour
Administrative note outlines state power to review bids for a project named Siagonet with plans and specifics to be determined by the council. The executive council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Reference to state secretary and date context suggests a formal budgeting or procurement notice.
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Siagonet
Ami
Trinidad Axe Hy Council
Uke
Bey
Satordaa
Tuo
Executive Council
Sreer
Sepia Toreke
Sealed Proposals for State House Towels Contracts
Sealed proposals will be received for washing towels for the state house. Bids cover the fiscal year ending in 50. Proposals may be rejected in whole or part by the executive committee. Notice published in the Topeka State Journal on June wih, 15.
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Emg
Stpage
Getion
New York
Firth Avenue
Topeks State Journal
Topeka Ordinance Sets Merchandise Tax for City
Ordinance No. 1962 levies a license tax on wares and merchandise displayed or offered for sale within Topeka. It requires payment every three months in advance, outlines fines from 10 to 200 for violations, and takes effect upon official city publication.
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Toniignes Serealeos
Anles
Topeka
Ofam seKence
Towpeka
Cornell
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California
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Weible & Horner
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Free Dispensary of
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Ploctet
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Op Acam
Toprea Printing CO
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Chaslen Stokes Faye
Rye Hovieesais
Omaha Exposition
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Howard. Elliott
Low
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Pike City
Chamberlain
Ore Vere
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Topeka Transfer CO
Howse
F. P. Bacon
Ute
Great Western Steam Dye and Cleaning Works
East Seventh Street
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Anne
F. Rodiger
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