New Soldiers Rally at Topeka Meet With Recruit Talk
In Topeka a crowd gathered as Captain Walker of the Twenty second Kansan detailed about nineteen enhiet twenty five additional men from Cherie county to Mill ep the cugphay. The arrival sparked eagerness among Weir City residents to join. Walker will select from over one hundred volunteers. Weather forecasts note breezy conditions as security officers prepare for drills. Delegates from Tepeke No. 1 and Cornell No. 2 led preliminary contests with prizes of 37d. Convention likely to adjourn after business, with a carriage ride planned for visitors today.
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Columbus Stan
Tephen Walker
Kansan
Cherie
Millep
Cutyestu
Anon
Ah Sakdiris
Kaights
Eatrhis
Lavlles
Rene
Tepeke Toomedl
Prive
Joseph Tema
Teagan
Cornell
Sim Didase
Peter P. Luther
Framil
Mned
Tralph Pines
Portiuna Oregon
A. W Polton
Chivskos
Lewis
Hebron
Netraka
Trtow
Topeka
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Three Days
Morton D Mitt of Lebanon claims his wife cured of inflammatory rheumatism in three days after weeks of suffering. The ad cites a testimonial from Mitt and promotes a cure with a medical firm, mentioning availability through Swift Honham druggists in Topeka Kansas. Also notes other product pitches and an unrelated laundry advertisement snippet.
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Morton D. Mitt
Lebanon
Mit Saya
Myst de
Swift & Hondas
Kansas
Beka
Kun
Grippe
F Parke Postles
Jno
Boothe
D. D
Pastor del. Ave
Lore Han
Chas
Lore
Del
M. Culbert
John Scollan
Caetiera
Edward Wootten
Galloway
Poltstowk
Piz
Wlsson Burrell
Cincinnati
B.F. Jackson
Indianapolis
Ind
A.J. Arnold & Son
North Topeka
Oklahoma Exhibit funding for Omaha show urged by railroads
Railroads Santa Fe Rock Island and Choctaw pledge funds to support Oklahoma's display at the Omaha Exposition. Governor Barnes plans county contributions to fund the exhibit, aiming to showcase Oklahoma's resources and progress to the world. The piece notes the plants and broader momentum behind the display.
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Guthrie
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Oklahoma
Choctaw Railroad Company
Okighora
7 000 Miles of Flags for Northwestern Railway
Chicago reports the Northwestern railway plans to decorate passenger areas along 7000 miles of line. Flags will be displayed from Chicago to Milwaukee and through towns in Wisconsin Minnesota and beyond. Officials aim to show patriotism with hundreds of stations and towers adorned by 16 emblems and national banners.
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Chicago
Northwesteen Railway
Asuray
Milwawkee
Ensufdl
Milwaukee
Tilmots
Milwanker, Galena & Wieronein
Unes
Town
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Brakeman Harry Leap Sustains Fingers Loss in Train Incident
The Argentine brakeman Harry Leap lost two fingers in an accident on train No. 1 near Newton while attempting a coup between two cars. He was taken to Dr Bennett for treatment and is expected to return to service in a few weeks.
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Harry Leap
Santas Hospital
Newton
Eveat
Leap
Bin
Bennett
Prehanty
Conductor Missing Sparks Philippine Tension
A missing known conductor from Coffeyville raises fears for his safety amid unclear dates and shifting travel. Local authorities and friends await positive information as concern grows over his whereabouts and wellbeing.
Stuck in the Mud Atchison Engineer Prefers Iron Roads
Engineer Ted Flyde of the Boat drove to Doniphin Saturday and failed to reach his final destination. His buggy stalled in mud near the White farm, the harness tore, and Hyde had to patch it. The horse then sank into a mud hole and fell, requiring help to remove it. Flyde said the Donipbat ford area is in unusually bad condition.
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Atchison
Hyde
Hwip
Donipbat
Fogg Promoted to Clover Leaf Travel Chief in Wichita
W H Fogg, formerly with Santa Fe and a Santa Fe man, is promoted to lead the Clover Leaf passenger department with headquarters in St Louis. He succeeds W G Kritch who has resigned. Fogg has served as assistant ticket and passenger agent and brings many Wichita friends to celebrate his advancement.
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Coffeyyvine
French
Smisautird Patelfle
Philippines
Santa Fe
Clover Leaf
Wichita
W. HL Fogs
Ote
Kansas City
Brent
St Louis
W. G. Kritch
Foge
Santa Fe man in Ottawa hurt while at work
J. H. Gamble, a night operator at the Santa Fe depot in Ottawa, sprained his wrist and broke his leg in a recent incident but was up and walking the next day. A wooden splint and carpentry aided healing, while Princeton University honored Admiral Dewey with a LL D degree at the June 16 commencement.
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Santa Fe
Ottawa
J. H. Gamble
Princeton
Dewey
N. J
Princeton University
Admiral Dewey
Widespread Insanity Case Reaches Probate Court
Mrs. Winant, 24, was removed yesterday to Bedwell's asylum for treatment after mental illness delays in probate court. The trial proceeded and the verdict was reached, despite earlier obstacles.
Deserters Reported From Spanish Garrisons Across Cuba
A June 1 dispatch from Key West notes Cuban forces report over 500 Spanish volunteers and many regulars from Puerto Principe and Nuevitas deserting to the patriot army. The rear of General Blanco’s forces faces disruption as Castilanos moves artillery inland toward Puerto Principe while Santa Cruz del Bus is invested. Cuban communications by small boats persist with Ju nisioa.
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New York
Key West
Catan Cigil
la Granala
Puerto Principe
Nuevitas
Devt
Hlanco
Castilanos
Santa Cruz del Bus
Junisioa
FUNSTON MAY GO
San Francisco reports no definite sailing date yet for the third expedition to the Philippines. Preparations proceed. ships Breanwrs Abe Triana, Indiana, Morgan City, Porbla, Ohio, and San Blas are in various stages of outfitting or voyage, with June 8 mentioned as a possible start. Brigadier General King expected to command, and units like the One Hundred and Thirtieth Minnesota, Twentieth Kansas, First Montana, and Seventh California rumored to join. Troops at Camp Merritt ready for departure on short notice.
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Philippines
Abe Triana
Ohio
Murkan City
Para
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Paget Sound
San Blas
Indiana
Morgan City
Puget Sound
Camp Merritt
King
Minnesota
Kansas
California
Man Goes Violently Insane and Climbs Dome Top
A man in a disturbing incident climbs to the top of a dome after violent behavior. Police and rescue crews respond as onlookers watch. The event highlights safety concerns and demands for caution around elevated structures.
Man Climbs State House Dome Sparks Spanish Spy Panic
Frank Clarkson, 16, of 612 Jackson St, climbed the state house dome and lantern balcony last evening, raving about Spanish spies. Police Capron and Sgt. Owen captured him, then he raged in a steel cage. his insanity complaint cites delusions of Spaniards and a pending peril to others.
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Frank Clarkson
Jackson Street
Hey
J. P. Clarksom
State House
Clark~ Son
Peo~ple
Crie
Pigotte
John Collins
Leedy
Collins
Capron
Owen
Clarkson
Antara
Roy
Meliss
Frank Jurkaon
Gwen
Jatkson
Gowalstults
Selena Alerreen Steele
Atchison
Judes Diinian
Tie Steel Dare
Win
Wilt
Thorun
Aword
Steeler
Sivend
Dawn Hare
Chirkson
Man Collins
Tanianis
Leeks
John
Dolman
Annie P. Clarkson
J.P. Clarkson
Topeka
Marieon
Sambre
Bat
Mrs Winant Insane After Attempted Neck Injury
Annie M. Winant wife of a local businessman appeared in Probate Judge Jolman s court after a dramatic self harm attempt at her home. She stabbed her neck with a dull knife missing the jugular by inches and had previously consumed poison, with the motive and outcome still under investigation.
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Annie M. Winant
Weil Lae Lee Sy Fetaneea Tare
Ee City
Yenineday Nasi Neane
Jolman
Cuban insurgents aid Marines in warning skirmish at Guantanamo
United States forces at Guantanamo Bay report Cuban insurgents totaling about 50, acting as scouts and skirmishers for the Marines. A dawn clash near the camp produced a brief fusillade with no casualties on either side. A Spanish gunboat later appeared but withdrew without engagement.
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United States Camp
Guantanamo Bay
Associated Press
Wanda
Kingston
Guantanamo Harboriuses
Washburn graduates marked by arts degrees and honors
The Washburn ceremony recognized thirty three graduates earning Bachelor of Arts, led by speaker D. D. at Chie ete a with the address The Power of Ideals. Notable participants included Laura Townsley and Mildred Leland, while Prof. We Bills assume Greek chair and Prof. Radford moves to Latin.
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Washburn College
Chieete
Imurence Townsley
Laura Taylor
Mildred Leland
Anna Dougherty
Geralding Mills
Busie Guill
Jacob Dacue
Terie Hale
Ralph Ward
Noses “Turtholomew
Willan Cunehigmes
Oto Irelun
Ducat Sarluider
Tachvlor
Selend
Joan Clark
Gren Irelan
Henry Nelsons Lachwlor
Tetters
Cynthia Frank Vinno
Gerastine Mills
Th Tretan
Aember
Twenty-second Regiment
Kansas Yalubbers
We Bills
Griak
Radford
Britons Send Humble Gift Amid U S Diamond Jubilee
Washington June 1 Assistant United States treasurer James F Metine received a letter via Speaker Reed from W Hume Elliott of Manchester England inclosing postal money as a token of regard for the United States in its high enterprise. Elliott writes of a cup of cold water for the brave and praises the diamond jubilee of the queen and the stars and stripes emblem. He reflects on sentiment for the United States and hopes for God’s blessing on the nation.
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Washington
James F. Metine
United States
Reed
W. Hume Elliott
Manchester
Ishort
Uless
United Staten
Death in a Flood Rocks Kansas City Kansas
Severe cloudburst drenched Kansas City Kansas late last night. Twelve feared dead as Jersey Creek flood swept Chelsea Park dam and homes from Thirteenth and Broad to Sixth and New Jersey. Rescue teams searched the wreckage for missing families while trains to Topeka and Omaha moved on schedule.
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Kansas City
Kan
Chelven Park
Chelsea Park
Wie
Jersey Creek
Mol- Te
Trap for Rent By the Hour at Watken’s Livery
A fragment notes a trap for rent by the hour and mentions single or double team service at Watken's Livery near Beveath and Van Buren, indicating a local hire or conveyance arrangement with period details unclear.
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