Fortune for a Horse in Derby Deal Shifts Prices
The London correspondent reports Will iam Whitney of New York has offered 75,000 dollars in cash for the colt Volodyorski and the Derby winner Lady Meux, plus a rental value from a year. Lady Meux rejects Whitney’s bids and plans to keep the horse, while Whitney’s offer is among the highest ever for a horse of the Derby era.
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President and Mrs Walsh Receive Souvenir Gittnhus
The president and Mrs Walsh of Colorado were to receive engraved souvenirs from their fireside visit. A etched image of Bremml marks the trip, with views of interests selected for the president. Mrs Stekinisy is mentioned with an engraved item.
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Eye Hospital Seized for War Effort at Presidio
The article details selective removal of patients at a military hospital, actions affecting numerous patients, and a focus on wartime measures. It mentions Presidio facility operations and the transfer or discharge of certain individuals to other locations as part of the effort.
Settled Out of Court in San Domingo Dispute
In Jersey City the case to appoint a receiver for the San Domingo company and the San Domingo Improvement company was settled out of court. The German American Investment Company had pursued insolvency but received $25,000 from the San Domingo interests and surrendered $157,500 worth of San Domingo government bonds.
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Jersey City
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San Domingo
Alfred De Forest Keep Dead in New York
Alfred De Forest Keep dies in New York from peritonitis after surgery for appendicitis. Sudden complications are noted while being treated at Elizabeth General Hospital. the cause and exact circumstances of the death are under inquiry amid a dispute with the New Jersey Drydock and Transportation Company.
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New York
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Appanilicitie
Civil service exam voyage affects Philippine appointments
A letter from Manila to Chairman Proctor of the U S Civil Service Commission notes examinations for Philippine service. It suggests allegiance tests may prejudice applicants and predicts few U S based candidates will secure postings, with higher salaries likely to attract specialists. The Philippine service aims at hiring capable teachers, with selections guided by college heads, and the government praises the high character of volunteers.
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Philippine Service
Islands
Parhamns Disciples Tie Marriage License Amid Claims
A marriage license was issued to Willis A. Baakes and Gracie Casbourne on Monday in Kanessity. The couple, students of Rev. Chas A. Parham of Bethel College fame, met on a mission in Armou a year ago. Mr Skelton claimed he spent 1500 on spreading the gift of tongues. the match was described as divinely inspired. The ceremony will be performed by Rev Charles Parham.
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Topeka Ball Players Organize Summer Baseball
The Topeka Athletic Association members plan a summer baseball program with Washburn grounds hosting use by T A A and Y M C A teams. The Topeka team will travel to Holton and return, with several out of town clubs expected to visit. The Clarence team fields Elmer Barnes Sam McAdarms Frank Hock, Huw Howe, Vic Martin, Brac Garry, George Evans Rob Smith and George McCarter as players.
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Vacancy in school text book commission created by resignation
President A R Taylor resigns from Emporia Normal prompting a governor appointed vacancy on the state school text book commission. The successor will come from the original candidate slate. State Senator Fremont Leidy of Butler is favored to fill the post, with Hutchinson's George W. Winans and others also mentioned.
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Chicago Northwestern Sessions Begin This Afternoon
The Chicago and Northwestern session opens this afternoon with activities focused on regional events and discussions. Officials invite attendees to join and participate in scheduled talks and collaborative sessions.
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Washburn Graduates Annual Musical Recital at Chapel
The Washburn commencement week featured a public recital at the college chapel with Miss Eadie Diskulsley and Miss Greeny among the performers. Electric chandeliers replaced kerosene lamps, and Miss Spencer led the accompaniment. Soprano solos by Miss Parker and Miss McCantey impressed the large audience, with Scoville noted for a refined vocal gift. The program included Awake, Silver Ring, Nocturne, One Spring Morning, Tannhauser, and Edgnhbeths Prayer.
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Spencer
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McCauley
Greenwood
Dinner to Funston at Fort Leavenworth June 11
Manila mall advices recount an elaborate dinner for General Fred Funston by regular army officers in Manila. General MacArthur sent Chief of Staff General Barry as proxy, signaling approval of Funston’s move to the U S Army. Speeches praised Funston, toasted by Wheaton, with remarks on service and state of Kansas as a prohibition area.
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Banquet at Shanghai Protests Trade Exclusion Policy
Admiral Sir Edward H Seymour argues at Shanghai banquet that Britain faces three rivals United States Russia and Germany. He defends open door while warning Germany could challenge Britain in trade and power as Russia expands foreten.
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Frank T. Brown Ill In Excelsior Springs
Franklin T. Brown longtime clerk of the United States district court is critically ill at Excelsior Springs Missouri as he seeks rest and recovery. Friends traveling from the springs report he is in a weakened condition and endeavoring to recuperate.
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Coroner Offers Support To Transportation Leader
June 1 Chickso item reports J. V. Mahones, coroner and transportation chief for the Pan American exposition, has been offered the chairmanship of the Western Freight Association to succeed H. Courtright, with plans to reorganize the pool and related fleet aims.
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H. Courtright
Collapse of a stair injures three women in Chicago heat
Three women suffered severe injuries when a stairway collapsed on a hot day at 33 Concorde Street in Chicago. Mrs Mathice Newman sustained three broken ribs and internal injuries with possible death, Miss Schrize suffered internal injuries, and Mrs Anna Miller had a broken leg but is expected to recover.
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Oriental Fuiction: Moroccan Envoys Treated With Flair in London
London dispatch reports a lavish reception for the Moroccan sultan’s envoys at St James’s Palace. The visitors wore white, paid Oriental homage to the king, and received a formal investiture style welcome with Queen present.
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Doctor Billed Tevis Article from Denver June
Ex Governor George W Baxter received a telegram from his daughter the widow of Hugh Tevis of San Francisco conveying the news of Teviss death after an operation for appendicitis The Tevis family states Mrs Tevis will sail for San Francisco on the steamer Darro with the body
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Put Em Off at Buffalo for Amateur Championships
Forty four New York athletes depart via West Shore railroad to Buffalo to compete in amateur athletic union championships Thursday Friday and Saturday. Secretary James E Sullivan calls the entry list the largest for a national meet with 244 total entries across junior and senior championships, an increase of 71 from last year. Randican venue entries number 20 on opening day, and Plexo hurdle race debuts as western cracks take part for the first time since Detroit championships.
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Jas. E. Sullivan
Detroit
Sale of Curios from Ashurham Manuscripts At Auction
London dispatch reports at Sotheby’s in New York that the Tate part of Ashburham’s manuscript collection drew foreign buyers. Illuminated works show rare beauty and skill, with the auction expected to last five days. The first day yielded £2,976 from a total of £2,? or more, the exact sums noted.
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One Woman Wrangler Camtridge and June 12 Remarks
Fragmentary report notes a mathematical honors event with Usat twin brothers named Game as sixth and seventh wranghas. D Brown of Catae is mentioned. A woman Firangter Mire from Newnham College is noted. Dyspepsia and indigestion remedies are referenced with stray pricing lines.
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New Steamship Route Opens Via Pacific to San Francisco
A World dispatch from St. Petersburg reports Russia planning to open a steamship line to San Francisco via the Pacific. Two steamers, the Manchuria and the Moredo, are being prepared at Trieste for the United China Mail Co. and expect to begin service soon. The route would challenge existing lines and establish regular traffic between Vindivastack Port Arthur and San Francisco.
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Marshall's Leave Band Appearance For City Show
Marshall's band plans a performance in the city today at six thirty to entertain attendees. The event features a programme including a special guest and a guest conductor. Tickets are priced at three dollars for adults and two dollars for children. Proceeds go to support local music programs.
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Benses
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