Senate Caucus Talks Treaty Payment For Queen Lil
In a Republican Senate caucus on June 12 Senator Frye questioned the treaty provisions relating to an anticipated payment to Queen Liliana, arguing the new terms do not replace the prior treaty. The president faced opposition from several senators over treaty scope and defense petition reforms. A vote on amendments to remove the standard of russification and other restrictive terms was postponed.
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Washington
Frye
Zallacenthal
Washinkton
Wast
Missouri
Abel Sr
Meliniasy
Grier
Aimee Amendmens
J Janssens Dies and Funeral Plans For Archbishop Title
The article reports the death of Archbishop Janssens and outlines his funeral arrangements. It notes his role as archbishop and the transfer of his remains to New Orleans for a ceremonial service. The piece mentions condolences from church officials and the expected attendance of clergy and notable figures.
Delagoa Bay Report Raises Alarm Over Troop Movements
Fragmentary dispatches from Delagoa Bay indicate growing troop concentrations and possible arms shipments linked to Cape Cofery plans. The report notes a key figure with ties to former Prime Minister Lord Rehoorsilehl, suggesting high level interests in a strategic purchase related to Telngoa hay.
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Lomdon
Jane
Delamria Baymocontdock Ub
Cape Cofery
Une
Tietrehid
Buex
Rehoorsilehl
Fremiey
Telngoa Hay
Crowds greet visiting figure at New York depot
A large crowd gathered at the New York depot to meet a prominent visitor. Officers and local officials organized a salute as the dignitary arrived. The scene included cheers, handshakes, and a formal departure with Mr. Briar pictured at the station alongside others.
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New York
Jura
Wee Bey
Briar
Hue
Berna Wesin
John Hers Waller
Trvan
Burt Dugt
Ueses
Abe
Calcutta Quake Causes Widespread Shakes
Calcutta was jolted by a tremor that extended along the river aftershocks reported across areas of the city. Several buildings suffered damage and debris blocked streets, but officials say there were no serious injuries.
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Gf & U'Elerk
Howrak
Pfeil Tiver
Cnair P
Com & Nomier Vt Peoao Se Iniarea
Diunk At Stahl's Picnic Sparks County Debate
Correspondent describes drunken behavior by boys at a picnic on the Stahl grounds near Shawnee County. The letter from Waveland references temperance, enforcement of prohibitory laws, and concerns by fathers and mothers. Witnesses report liquor served to youths, with crowd tension and staged displays that sparked discussion of law and order at the event.
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Diunk
Stahl
Waveland
Auburti
Shawnee County
Imwllee County
Imwllee County. “While Senatee Petter
A. Troutman
Eskridie
Stantiee
Ehiber
Srugk
Wien
Gulme
Iron Brotherhood Threat to Trinidad Chief Dunning
A threatening letter to Chief of Police Dunning in Trinidad is linked to the Iron Brotherhood. Local and Denver papers sparked discussion, with the author claiming to back a permit and warning of political meddling. The City Marshal, J. H. Dunning, replies that he will recall permits only when advisable to preserve order.
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Duaning
Trinidad
Trinidd
Jude
Iron Brotherhood
Denver
Duntine Aioush
Dunning
Dunsing
United States
Bali
Migle
B. H
Arpantza- Vien
Peck to Speak at Unveiling of Logan Monument
Geo K Peck is invited to deliver the principal address at the unveiling of the Logan monument in Chicago on June az a en rge RR. The Evening Post calls him perhaps the foremost American orator, still within the youthful class, old enough to have been a Civil War soldier yet strong enough to command scholars nationwide, though he disclaims the label of an orator and says he is a lawyer only.
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Chicago
Az—Aenrge
Peck
Logan Monument
The
Evening Post
America
Pack
Cause of Yellow Fever Named in South American Lecture
A lecture before delegates across South America announced a new idea that yellow fever is caused by a rare smellue called Yeterith. The speaker claimed the bacili spread after death and that secondary inventions could spread the illness, while a curative serum for prevention might be discovered.
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Mowe Eeeseman
South America
Mount St. Elias ascent party sails from Sitka
Settle, on June 12, Prine Later Amadio of Savoy intends to ascend Mount St. Kias. He has arrived and will sail for the north on the Topeka Sunday morning. In Sitka he will meet Major Ingraham’s advance party. The yacht Aggie will carry the expedition from Sitka to Fakutet Bay for the ascent start.
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Settle
Prine Later Amadio
Savoy
St. Kias
Sitka
Thargy
Major
Ingraham
Willeh
Aggie
Fakutet Bay
Insurrection in Tochi Valley Blamed on Powindah Mullah
From Sumia June 12 dispatches report a Punjab infantry unit and 4 political officers escorting 300 men attacked in Tochi Valley by insurgents led by the Powindah mullah. British losses include 28 killed. Captain Brown and Lt Creekshank among the fallen. Enemy strength grew to about 1,000 with many Waziris killed or wounded as telegraph lines were cut and supply routes disrupted. Mr Gee, the only officer not wounded, suspects premeditation.
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Sumia
Punjab Infantry
Towhi
Mr.Gee
Powindah
Bunny
Somamander
Brown
Sirat Sikhs
Creekshank
Mr. Gee
Heo
Tocht
Owney Dead at Last The Famous Posts Tramp Dog
The famed postal tramp Owney is dead in Toledo after being executed by order of Postmaster Brand. Once believed killed in Cleveland, he traveled widely with three medals on his collar. His skin will be mounted by Toledo and sent to Washington. medals stored in Albany. Owney, about 11 years old, became the most noted dog of his era.
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Westhestag
New York
Fueope Aid
Hellend
Fansaens Wits
Tamerica
Bersae Ak Privet
Hishop
Lerey
Ior
Joan
Toledo
Owney
Las
Brand
Cleveland
Loula
Prankfurt
Ownes
Blattkerts
Shannan
Po- Mce
Devil
Kim
Washington
Albany
United States
World
Political reshuffle at state board topeka
The Topeka state board resignations trigger immediate election of Dr C H Wetmore of Emporia to a $1501 monthly post. Eastman resigns amid party pressure. Populists accuse officials of bias and plan charges. An asylum incident linked to Gust Maurer sparks further tensions as policy shifts loom. England trip and American views noted.
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Topeka Wayiing
State Board of Charleess
C. HB
Wetmore
Emporia
Eastman
W. L. Brown
Wettiers
Emporis
Clawatomle Asylum
TC Biddle
Uids
Ir. Eastman
Parthe
Gust Maurer
Hove City
Maurer
Mahrer
Topeka
Anil
Bristow Turns Up Laughable Post Office Plot
The Chicago Record describes Bristow’s Washington stint with the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General as revealing human quirks. A Western congressman’s letter urged replacing the incumbent by accusing her of incompetence, only to be exposed as the writer’s wife plotting to keep the post for her husband’s family. The postmaster’s pay and local store trade add context to the petty scheme.
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Chicago Record
Washington
Bristow
Western Congresaman
Tealdes
Bryan
Ike
Ike Myself, Who Fought Four Years To Preserve the Upron. I Would Ile the Ofice
Post Office Department
Demand for Governor to Probe Senators Tilman and Tillman in South Carolina
A June petition to Gov. Ellerbe from reformers and office holders seeks an immediate investigation of Senator Tilman and Senator Tillman over dispensary rebates. The letter urges fair inquiry, asks newspapers to correct charges if innocence is proven, and promises accountability or praise based on findings.
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South Carolina
Columbia
S. C
Ellerbe
Miiman
Tuirain
Tilia
Refurmoera
Rial At& ‘Tihawns
Tilman
Ellsworth Hospital Board Awards City Improvements
Ellsworth board awarded contracts for plastering carpentry and major repairs to J H Landers Ellsworth painting to E B Love of Hiawatha cistern and windmill work to Finkros Co cost about 1000 An executive committee led by Mrs Margaret Griffith Mrs John Chase and Mrs Dera Evans will meet to plan further improvements and regulations for the W R O G Department Commander Rotkin and Commander WF Feder of the Sons of Veterans will attend.
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W. FR. C. Hoapital
Elsworth
J. H. Landers
Ellsworth
E. B. Love
Hiawatha
Finkros & Co
Margaret Griffith
Hiparia
John Chase
Dera Evans
Clay Center
W. Rog
Rotkin
G. A
WF. Feder
Sons of Veterans
Olulwwa
Irish Song Moves Queen to Tears at Windsor Castle
A Westminster Gazette account claims an Irish girl sang The Wearing of the Green at Windsor Castle on June 12. The queen was reportedly deeply moved, tears flowing as the young singer performed, reflecting royal sympathy for Ireland.
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Windsor Castle
London
Westminster Gazette
Cuecen
Vieltine
Hille
Genealogy Drive At Newberry Library For Chicago Families
The Newberry Library in Chicago plans a citywide manuscript genealogy project. Each family, from Policeman John P. Aafelt to Pollaher John Zschell, will have its history written by a family member and filed in the genealogical room for indexing and reference.
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Newberry Library
Chicago
United States
Newberry
John P. Aafelt
Pollaher
John Zschell
Rudolph
It Taxes You Every Item Grocers Law Protest
Kansas readers learn of Farrelly anti trust measure targeting the Kansas Wholesale Grocers Association. Prosecutions under the act face eye catching penalties. the sugar and tobacco trusts are cited as driving prices, with wholesalers warned they may be fined and jailed if they violate the new law.
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Court of Justice
Kansas
Sugar Trust
Tobacco Trust
Boffee Trust
Tateh Trust
Wholesale Growers’ Association
Topeka
Hanley
Kansas Hetail Grocers’ Association
Judiciary Committee
TM. Hanley
James J. Lannan
Typeka
BT. Thomas
Ottawa
Charles Ott
Ointhr
Kafka City
Yeast Fant
Lewis and Greenwich Tyes
The
Diamond Match Company
Drummond Tobacco Company
Bigeett & Myers
Sony
Grogers’ Association
Ross City
Toenay
Farrelly
Fata
Manley
Artorney
Boyle
Kansas Grocers Face Organization Refusal
The attorney general shows no disposition to drop the suit sought by Senator Farrell and the Kansas Retail Grocers' association. Parkhurst-Davis of Topeka refused to join the new organization. President Davis says the group violates the law. Other firms declined entry include Kanney-Alton Mercantile of Arkansas City and Topelas Wholesale Grocery.
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Farrells
Kansas Retail Grocens’ Association
Parkhurst-Davis Company
Tpeka
Davis
Kanney-Alton Mercanile Company
Arkansas City
Topelas Wholesale Grocery Company
Cuban president alive says Dr Danforth reports
Dr Bl W Danforth of Milwaukee, personal physician to Salvador Clenvros, landed in New York on the Valencia from Cuban ports. He says the Cuban capital is at Axura and estimates Cuban forces at 2,000 to 35,000 armed men, with insurgents now mobilizing and confident of progress.
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New York
Valencia
Naseau
Bl. W. Danforth
Milwaukee
Wis
Salvador Clenvros
Santa Leia
Elsner
Br. Dinforth
Associated Press
Danforth
Dans Forth
Axura
Puerto Principe
Assaults Crowther in Street Fight in Stroe
Ex Congressman George C Crowther leader of the Filier faction assaults Major John L Bittinger in Stroo Bt Joseph Missouri on June 12. Crowther had blood on the Major’s face before bystanders intervened. Bittinger is a lieutenant. The assault followed a newspaper interview in which Bittinger called Crowther Nar. More trouble may follow.
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Crowther
Stroo
Bt. Joseph
Georze C. Crowther
John L Bittinger
Filiey
Republican Party
Bittinger
Kerene
Chiat Meutenant
Billy Sterne Bold Move Shakes Kansas Political Field
W E Sterne travels to Washington to challenge Foss Leland for the U S marshal post amid Kansas City visits by Leland Crum and Harry Bone. George Findley of Topeka may receive internal revenue collector, affecting Sterne’s plan to unseat Crum. Sterne’s Chicago withdrawal and Topeka ties complicate the jockeying as Sutton seeks marshal chair.
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Napoleon
Kansas
W. E. Sterne
Washington
Foss Lelands
Possibie
United States
Tesuppert
Baw
Chicago
Sunuigr Baker
Lit Crum
Marshal
Leland
Crum
Harry Bone
Kansas City
Mr. Leland
New Mexico
Mr. Bone
Sterne
Mike Sutton
Mr. Sterne
Grasa
Two Topeka Failures Hit Local Commerce And Mortgages
The Bank of Topeka has taken charge of the Green Coal company owned by F. M. Webster after a 3000 mortgage, with Webster placed in charge as agent. The Weanburn store on Kansas Avenue failed as well, with Mr Washourn named as manager and Messrs. Wakkborn taking over business duties. Both failures stem from poor business and hard times, but authorities express confidence in the new leadership.
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Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Washourn
Wakkborn
Bank of Topeka
Br. Webster
Weanburn
Inn
Topet
Green Coal Company
Mrr
Websters Manarement
Inn of
Miles near the Queen in Jubilee parade
A World report from London states General Miles will ride near the Queen in the Jubilee parade, a position second only to the queen's carriage, seen as British goodwill. The Santa Fe House also sells excursion tickets to Nashville, Texas, for the exposition.
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U. S
New York
London
Gren
Miles
Europe
United States Army
Santa Fe House
Nachyilie, Tein
Reverend Parkhurst Sailed for Europe in frail state
New York reports Reverend Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst boarding the White Star steamer Germanic for a promised vacation amid a deteriorating condition. Police and onlookers watched as he was wheeled aboard, with flowers sent aboard and a cautious expectation that Swiss scenery may aid his recovery. his fate abroad and return depend on his health.
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New York
Charlies H. Parkhurst
Germanic
Iat
Naralen
Ae Bo
Kuron
Tere
Parkhurst
Wits
Culding Kentie
Parkiyarat
Thyme
Ris Ateamship
John E Parson
Anil
Switzerland
To the Ladies Seek Decorators for Flower Parade
Topeka callers are asked to decorate carriages and join the Flower parade next fall. Ladies should send their nannies to Mia Sut ton at Topeka avenue or to the Curry building Floral parade headquarters opening after week Monday morning. Expected turnout may exceed last year. Some already volunteered to prepare costumes. others may leave overs for decorations at Floral concession headquarters.
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Topeka
Mia
Sutton
Eithie
Hiawe
Flata
Curry Building
Willie
Repaint Work Let for Walnot Grove Church
Local Walnot Grove Maine church to be repainted this summer with a work bid opening scheduled in July. The town’s US troops? confusion. bouquets and text cards sent to villages, hospitals, and the colored community mark a Pit Petthval gathering at KE Pinks ton Inet sieht. Jury verdict in merchants bank case favors claimant for 21,400 with 35,000 claimed. funeral held for L A. Stambaugh in Topeka cemetery after longstanding Okla/Turqua ties. Burglar enters 1003 Toneku Avenue store, steals pennies from a drawer, a key left at scene. no arrests yet. Rockefeller’s Daughter item from New York notes publication of Inez The witch of De McAlpin and other detours.
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Walnot Grove
Ula
W. CT
Stambaugh
Polk Street
Topeka
Biltdine
Toneku Avenue
Ladies’ Exchange
Te Lysmediatel
Cuerdr
Polles Des Partment
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