Deaths and Funerals for Col William Torm and Mrs Martin T. Lee
The funeral for Col William Torm who died at his home on Potwin Avenue will be held at his house tomorrow at 4. Burial will follow at Topekweeme. The Rev Wyman will conduct. The funeral for Mrs Martin T. Lee, who died at her home on West myevee, will be held tomorrow at 4 at the First church. Burial will be in Use Topsite cemetery with interment by J. D. Cot.
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Col William ©. Torm
Jmwh Avenue
Potwin
Dovlock
Wyman
Undy Church
Ser Yion
Topekweeme
Martin T. Lee
Sue J.D
Firat Terfun
Princess Yolande Christened Amid Royal Splendor
Home June 15 a royal christening ceremony was held in the Quirinal palace in the presence of the king queen and state church dignitaries. A crush at the palace grounds injured several school children.
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Yolande
Yolande Fosusnier
Feeed
Quirinal
Delicate Organic Disturbances Amid Conversion Disorder Discussion
Fragmented OCR notes describe female health issues and nervous system strain linked to panic and shock. References to transitional disorders and remedies imply a medical expert’s critique of bodily weakness and mental stress affecting reproductive and general health.
FIGHT THE TRUST Opens Battle Against Eastern Mirror Companies
Topeka Mirror Manufacturing company through its manager W C Glenn accuses American Mirror and Pittsburg Plate Glass of forming a mirror trust violating the Sherman Act. Case pending in U S Department of Justice in Washington. Kiowa Comanche and Apache delegations plan Washington protest over opening lands. a petition signed by 458 adults seeks to withhold proclamation. Stolen goods valued about 900 recovered. other notes on local people and affairs.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Justee
Topeka Mirror Manufacturing Company
W. C. Glenn
American Mirror Company
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
M Mirror Trust
Oklahoma
Washington
Lodiky
Lone Wolf
Secretary of the Interior
Hradley
Sipremi
Tig Teeldance
Willard Bigelow
Gardner
Ran
Department of Agriculture
Bektucton
Cadet Deficiency Noted as Study Lapse at Academy
A fourth class cadet at the academy was reported deficient in studies. Postmasters in Kaneas will receive a salary increase on July first. Judge Tulley refused to grant a temporary injunction without notice concerning Harlem race track betting. The American derby was set for the upcoming Saturday, with arguments for a formal injunction to be heard Monday after notices.
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Fis
Academy
Receae
Kaneas
L. William Thayvis
Chicago
Tulley
Harlem
Future of Argentine Debt Sparks Buenos Aires Debate
Buenos Aires papers condemn President Hocạnys bid to unify public debt at 383 million pesos while debt has leaped to 435 million pesos. Critics say the plan wounds national dignity and trust, accusing the president of self preservation at the country’s expense.
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New York
the Herald
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
la Prensa
Hoca'ny
Banco de la Muelia
Goverors
Congress
German syndicate forms 25 million mark Brazil colonization plan
A Rio de Janeiro dispatch states a German syndicate has formed with 25,000,000 marks to colonize Rio Grande do Sul, São Paulo, Santa Catarina, Paraná, Minas Gerais, and Goiás. The government reportedly supports a per cent interest in the capital. Also a plan for Italian colonization in Brazil is noted, formed by a Rome society.
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New York
The
Herald
Rio Janeiro
Rio Grande
San Pablo
Santa Catharina
Parana
Minas Gerace
Goyan
Brazil
Rome
San Francisco landings appeal over Chinese merchant’s work
An appeal to the secretary of the treasury challenges a Chinese merchant Ong Shi’s landing denial after a treasury ruling excluding Chinese merchants who earn income from artisans. The case cites a sewing machine used for making air robes at Ong Shi’s large Chinese quarter store.
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San Francisco
Sune i
Secretary of the Treasury
Ong Shi
B Iin
Treasury
Clase
Parkdale Juniors Top Kindergarten 3 0 in Five Innings
Parkdale Juniors defeated the Kindergarten team of Parkdale 3 to 0 in a five inning game played this morning. The report also notes local travel plans for F. J. Shubert and Alexander and K. M. Wharry as they head to Louis for a visit, with weather lines reported clear to cloudy.
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F. J. Shubert
St Louie
Fock Island
Alexander
K. M. Wharry
Louis
Parkdale
RB Cunningham
Rock Island
Jett
Chickdate
Shreve
Shaveth
Childres
Zaiev
D. M. Pink
Prestinal Church
Hestreete
Haskell University
Mining Stock Swindlers Arrest Three Operators
San Francisco police arrest three men charged with forming a stock swindle ring peddling worthless shares of Ward Consolidated Gold Mining and Milling Denver and related companies. Broker Paul Lewin alleges 60,000 shares were offered as St Louis buyers pursued the stock amid fictitious participants. Officers found 40,000 shares in Doctor Old Mining and Milling Denver Colorado Springs and Rockford Gold Mining Cripple Creek.
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San Francisco
Paideo Pny
New Denver
Portland
Brent
Paul 3 Lewin
Iscal Tock
Ward Consolidated Gold Minto
Company of Colorado
St. Louis
Lewis
Eeams
R. C. Bogey Investment
Denver
Ac Hes
Lewd Y Lewis
St. Louere
Ward Ae Pany
Doctor Old Mining and Milling Sapany
Colseado Springs
Rockford Goldising and Milling Company
Cripple Creek
Body recovered from Northfield wreck identified as Wright
The body of a man about 60 was recovered from the Northfield wreck around o'clock this afternoon. It is believed to be I V Wright teller at the Oriental Bank in the city, who was among the missing.
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New York
Northfield
I. V. Wright
Oriental Bank
Modern Woodmen Adopt Move to Build St Louis Hall
St Paul June 15 Modern Woodmen of America head camp adopts plans to build four fraternal society buildings at the Louisiana Purchase exposition in St Louis and shifts Woodmen memorial day to the first Sunday in June. The law committee report is taken up as the commissioner of New York rules against sick benefits in fraternal insurance leading to the issue being stricken from bylaws.
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St. Paul
Woodmen of America
St. Louis
Law Committee
Insurance Commissioner of
New York
Track and Field Tournament Concludes At Buffalo
The A A U track and field tournament ends with the senior championships in Buffalo. Attendance sets a daily record as crowds enjoy favorable conditions and a well prepared stadium. Notable results include the 80 yard dash won by W Hagen of Detroit A C with Irvin Orton taking second and Hastings third, time listed as 3 minutes 2.5 seconds.
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A. AU
Buffalo
W. Hagen
Detroi
A.C. Ned
Hastings
C. Secon
Irvin Orton
Toronto
LaCrosse Ee
Sixth Indictment In Grand Rapids Waterworks Scandal
Grand Rapids grand jury, after two weeks of investigation, handed down a sixth indictment suppressed on judge order. It charges five named officials and an unnamed New York associate with conspiring on July 25 1900 to procure contracts and siphon city waterworks deals, alleging unlawful actions to benefit certain city entities.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Jury
Judge Tith
Laat K. Saisbury
Thomas V. McGarry
Stilson, McLeod
Gerritt Albert
Henry A.taylor, Jr
New York
Grand
Supreme Court Judges Named by Commission
The Staten Hinpine commission appointed Chief Justice Cayetano Arel Viotentine and 221 attorneys led by J F Cooper Gen Temes Lane of California formerly collector Charles A Willard Minnesota Victorina Mapa Teilo Fletcher Ladie New Hampshire LR Wilitey Missouri to serve as attorney General Assistant and solicitor will be natives.
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J. F. Cooper
Dies Beside Dying Wife In Kokomo
Kokomo Ind June 1 There Cage a well known Kokomo broker was called to the bedside of his wife who died at the bed Cage dropped to the floor and corpse death came suddenly from paralysis of the brain Mrs Cage who had summoned him to see her die was herself a witness to his demise Five but a few hours Band Concert Tomorrow at 3 o clock by Marshalls band at Gar Reid park
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Kokomo
Ind
E. Cage
Uow
Alimony Suit To Proceed In Ohio Court
In Sandusky Ohio on June 15 a settlement could not be reached out of court between Spencer Newberry and his wife over alimony. The case involves complicated cross allegations and features references to parties including Andrew D. White United States ambassador to Germany and other unnamed figures. The proceedings are set to continue in Irisk Mire with expectations of further legal action and potential outcomes unclear at this time.
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Sandusky
Spencer Newberry
Irisk Mire
Andrew D. White
United States
Jormany
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