Exports and Liforts From May Trade Totals Decline
Washington July 15 The monthly statement of exports and imports by the bureau of statistics shows May exports of domestic merchandise over 76 million. Imports fell by about 44 million, while exports of gold and silver exceeded imports by large margins. Eleven months ending May show exports surpassing imports by hundreds of millions, with gold and silver movements highlighting overall trade patterns.
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Washington
Junk
Sta
Canary Department
Bay of M-Rehwadise
Isc
Hayarte
Will See Dehs About It Jesse Populists Plan Colony
Lafayette June 15 John Call cot! ih number of negro adherents gathered in the front yard and waited for the world destruction that followers claimed would begin Saturday with the fall of London. When London proved unharmed he reacted with anger and was arrested. His case drew attention as he proclaimed his belief in apocalyptic tests and warned of impending meetings as he and supporters bid farewell to the world.
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Lafayette
Todt
John Call
Lonton
London
Eondi
Callioatt
Not Color Dleomargarine Law Signed by Governor
The nightly text reports the governor signed a new bill banning the entry of butterine and Gleomargarine for the marker. The law, approved by the legislature, faced strong opposition from buverine makers across the state. A memorial mass for Teilind is noted, with services planned next summer to mark the one hundredth anniversary of Dentsett's birth.
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Nfi
Elgin Dateymen
Vanizeth
Teilind
Agai
Miles' Nervine Restores Nervous Health Claim Ad
An advertisement features Miss Maggie Hannah praising Dr Miles' Nervine for headaches and nervous conditions. It narrates relief after using the remedy, mentions a Mrs. Wun of Chestnut St, and urges readers to use Miles' Nervine with a guarantee and free samples offer from BLES Medical Co. Kokbart, Ind.
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Mies
Marnie Wunpak
Danville
Bles Medical
Kikbart
Ind
Threatened strike at 8 8s Packing House over discharge
Discharged overseer Ward at the Sonnars Sonnerds Sulzberger refinery in Kansas City is blamed on incompetency and disobedience. Union leaders in Kansas City back a boycott of the firm’s products and urge the Trades Assembly to support a central labor boycott unless Ward’s retirement is arranged. Ward allegedly withheld lard refining secrets, prompting the manager to hire a New Yorker to take over. Ward refused to train the successor and was discharged.
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Emeas City
BJ. Ward
Kansas City
Kay
Arcmoundie
Ward
Packing House
Anchor Federal
Katsasety
Ken
Turcott Committee
Trades Assembly
Tabor
Sonnarschild & Sulzberger Company
Torurrow
War
New York
Rail wreck on the GR tracks kills engineer in Indiana
A southbound express derailed near Stoneslade, Indiana, killing engineer David Kramer of Fort Wayne and injuring several crew members including wireman Grubeluf and carman Martin Minch. Express messenger H. M. Mundy of Grand Rapids had minor injuries. No passengers hurt. Bent is blamed for causing the derailment.
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Indiana
Injarea
Richmond
Reptis
Indiana Railway
Stonesla Hon
Ramerine
Amaker
Dawid Kramer
Fort Wayne
Grubeluf
Bent
Spain urged to change Cuban policy or face U S pressure
Washington dispatch reports Spain must alter its treatment of Cuban noncombatants or risk strong U S reaction. The White House plans to inform Madrid of displeasure and consider changes to policy, with officials stating the president will press for a conciliatory approach as details are finalized by the State Department.
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Spain
Chicaen
Chicaeo Record
Washington, D.C
United States
Cuba
Una
Ser Bean
State Department
Hvat Wester
Debs Linked Plan Draws Populist Move to Texas
Bradley leads Texas Populist committee toward a Chicago alliance with Eugene Debs and supporters to establish a colony in Texas as leaders Vandervoort and McAndrews relocate here joining ongoing political venture. A meeting to promote the movement is set for tomorrow as Debs line of action expands in the region.
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Dallas
Texas
Bradley
Cistate Populist Cormritytes
Chicago
Eugene
Debs
Nis
Bochini
Come Pl
Vandervoort
Pee
Social and Personal. Topeka society events summary
Topeka society notes old and new mingle at dinners and entertainment. Miss Anna Jones hosted the Stoker Ishell bridal party for a ten course dinner with guests from Lawrence and Kansas City. Harvard graduates were honored with crimson decor. The Ladies Mangolin Club, Walker recital plans, and multiple visits by Topeka residents to Ottawa, Emporia, and other towns fill the social calendar with arrivals, departures, and forthcoming trips to Europe.
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Anna Jones
Edith Isbell
Mabel Martin
Harriet Funes
Anne Jones
Geo Stoker
Jus. Hoe Haversock
Lawrence
Tom Hwan
Kaheas City
Galen Nichols
George Heyden
Harvard
Jie Bowersock
Galen Nichole
Pay Day Specials at Local Market
Pay Day Specials feature price deals listed as 3c each for steea items, with promotional emphasis on value and limited-time availability at the market.
Local society notes from Burlington and nearby towns
Mrs HA Cone traveled to Lawrence to visit her mother for a few days. Miss Fesdie Stewart visits Mrs A A Bewslier in Atchison. Mrs James Hanes and her nephew Carl Barris, who stayed with Mrs H E Hanna, plan to return to Des Moines, Iowa.
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Burlington
HA. Cone
Lawrence
Fesdie Stewart
A. A. Bewslier
Atchison
James Hanes
Carl Barris
H. E. Hanna
Des Afoines
Tamarrs
City Council Reviews West Side Sewer Plans and Assessments
The Topeka city council met to review sewer estimates for west side and North Topeka districts. Estimates total about 550.16 with about 16 cents per lot for 34 lots. Appraisers named to assess against districts include Green, Carter, and Chane. A 30000 bank bond was approved. auditorium plans and festival chorus contest were discussed but no final decisions made.
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North Topeka
Buchanan and
Lincoln Streets
Fifth
Fensig
Unio Pacific Railroad
Kansas Avenue
Fellows
William Green
J. M. Carter
FR. T. Chane
Bank of Topeka
Connell
L. Mi Woe
Abandoned in mid ocean on Buckhurst sinking
The Buckhurst sailed from Newcastle for Param with cargo of ceal. After a February voyage, smoke appeared April 3 and pumps failed. Crew abandoned ship after ten days. Five crew reached Cocos Island. four died or disappeared. Rescued by the Pacific Mail steamer City of Para at Punta Arenas.
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Para
Thie Port
mid-Pacific
Buckhurst
Punta Arenas
Newcastle
Param
Cocos Island
Sal
Statue to Mrs Scott Siddens in Paddington Green
June 1 ceremony unveils a statue of the famed actress Mrs Scott Siddens near Paddington Old Cemetery where she was laid to rest 66 years ago. Henry Irvine announced the tribute acknowledging her contribution to the stage and her connection to London.
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Scott Stddens
London
Henry Irvine
Stre Sere Scott Siddens
Paddington Green
Paddington
Old Cemetery
Wreck of the Kinkora Off Clipperton Reef
News from Acapulco reports the British ship Kinkora wrecked on Clipperton reef on May 2 after a squall dismasted her. Two crew reached Acapulco, leaving twenty men stranded with four months of food as the rescuers departed on June 2.
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San
Clipperton Reef
Acupules
Clipperton
Deaths and fund drive marked June 11 arrivals
George Toon a Rock Island railroad carpenter died at Salvation Army hospital after several weeks with typhoid fever. He lived at 10 Tyler Street and was a married father of a large family. Also noted is the death of ROS McIntyre at 1416 West Sixth Street aged 61, a church and community figure with long service on the First Methodist board. A fund for Mark Twain was launched in New York with an initial $1,000 gift from the Herald.
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George Toon
Rock Island Railroad
Tyler Street
Salvation Army Hospital
Knight’ Ambulance
Ll. H. Mann
Rock Inland
McGordon
Knight
Gordon
Mcintyre
Ros. Mcintyre
West Sixth Street
First Methodiat Cauteh
Wes
Jeaver
Mesere George
Ralph McIntyre
Mark Pwata
New York
The
Herald
Mark Twain
Wichita Postmaster Pick Favored by Local Politician
Ex state senator O H Bentley of Wichita says Newton June 1k-sum Allison will be the next Wichita postmaster. Allison is described as a cousin to President McKinley with strong political backing and a quiet but persistent campaign led by Bentley and allies in Wichita.
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Bentley
McKinley
Newton
Allison
Wichita
O. H. Bentley
Ttn Selgwick
Uhis Ed
Ber
Washington
Ike Allun
New Yorkers Buy Rich Mines In Arizona Turmoil
New York capitalists close purchase of San Xavier zinc copper group long described in Tucson art mime. Mines discovered forty years ago and touted for abundant metals. Location 16 miles from Tuee Run. Wage cuts trigger strike at Worcester cycle shops. About 100 workers walk out in Middletown Connecticut after prior reductions. shop employs around 400, up to 700 when at full capacity.
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Tucson
Art
New York
San Xavier
Boston
Youn
Arizona
Lew Haven
Worcester Cycle
Middletown
Conn
George A Clark May Resten From State Board
Report says George A Clark of Function Cry will resign from the state board of charities. He would not confirm the plan when asked and gave no clear reply.
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Geo. A Clark
George A. Clark
Function Cry
State Board of Charities
Mrr
Clark
Mongolians Dominate California Beet Sugar Industry
State Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald reports alarming labor claims as he returns from investigation. He asserts 95 to 98 percent of workers in California beet fields are Japanese and Chinese, with Chinese facing strong pressure and Japanese workers expanding control. He cites Hawaii fishery labor shares and predicts the Japanese would soon dominate the California beet sugar sector.
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California
San Francisco
Fitzgerald
Thom
Cen Fishiv
Hawaii
Fivida
Walking World Traveler and McKinley in Washington
A curious world traveler Konstantin von Rengeartner reports 10 500 miles walked from Riga to Teheran across Asia with plans to reach the Atlantic seaboard while funding his own trip. President McKinley arrives in Washington after overnight rail travel and declines a court invitation due to official duties. Charles D Lane plans to sell the Esperanza mine near Mexico City to English capitalists for about 36 million in cash.
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Kolstantin von Rengeartner
Thusela
Asia
Beattie
Jas
Washington
Riga
Auatot
Don
Tulle
Teheran
Siberia
Rengartner
Atlantic Seaboard
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Miles’ Westoreuye Nervine
Weinley
Social and Personal
Topeka
Howard Lawrence
Lida MacKer- Fan
Fuliatory Street
Romero
Bach
Melmwett
Horace Alac Fernin
Walker
Francia Welker
Waller
Derthick Club
Gustav Ernest
A. KR. Eingatelt
Raviens City
J. Burns
Pueblo
Colorado
A L. Willams
W. A. L. Thompson
John Warner Butler
St. Louis
D. CG
Nellis
Mikey
Celeste
Anna
SgVeet
Bull
Europe
Cora Connell
Mra A. BR
Vespuccian Club
Kant Eighth Street
Katherine Pratt
Eimily King
Towanda
Hattie Coates
Osage City
Argenta
Mary Mann
Ottawa
Tessie Eller
Garfield Park
HS. Squires
Mexican Central Railroad
A. A. Robinson
Metta Robincom
Mabel Wilsin
Tourope
Myrtle Tetmore
Ida Beyler
Alice Healty
Tards
Tafte
Trosper
Fairport
Kan
Curtie Wilcox
Nebraska
Nevill
Dave
John P. St John
D. Nellie
Agricultural College
O. Austin
Frank
Tday
Clinton, Wint
Austin
Walter Sturgis
Galveston
DL FP. Lorganecker
Emporia
Bins
W.H. Eastmar
WW. Hi. Stewart
Marriame
SM. Thacher
Rhode Island
Clifford Welsh
Baldwin
J. White
Adrian Sherman
Tara Walker
Etisa Nelle Carr
Oliver Kittle
D. S. Avery
Emporia Gazette
Irene Radcliff
Concordia
Satinn Journal
Fred Corbin
Tooprks
Auryan
Steea
Aineall
Cassimere
America
Boe
Burner
Tac Up
Kemper and Paxtons
Sixth and
Quincy
Shoe Department
Grand Mutual Benefit
Kansas Ave
Vogenitz
Snyder
A Ee Eee
Kinkora
Clipperton Hosf
George Gordon
Scaucastan
Washington- Washington
Southern Railroad
Asheville
White House
McKkin- Jeyo
Charies D. Lane
Mexico
Monty
McKinley Bes
Icarce Ivist Coniitornithin
Merce
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