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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1904

Page

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Russians Claim Satisfaction With Battle Results

Reports from St Petersburg state the Vindivostok squadron and General Stakelburg’s column reached an agreed outcome after heavy fighting near Port Arthur. Russian losses are listed as about 2,000, with Kuropatkin’s forces preparing for possible further operations while Kurosaki’s moves influence the campaign.

St. Petersburgs Tone Vietivontok Squadron Gener Stakelbuss Ward Vietrogasia Kuropatkin Makden Tsim Chau Port Arthur Stakel- Dure Gnneril Nodsu Vie Nies Ulan White Freeinn Vladivostok Sabadron Pat Kinsnota Lima Yang Lige Yang Sakesbures Sidan

Japanese Army Notes and Russian Positions Near Front

Disjointed dispatches suggest Russian and Japanese forces near the front with Kuroki’s army under pressure. Correspon dents report promises of greater liberty for reporters and hints of ongoing heavy shelling as both sides maneuver near the Liao Dong peninsula.

Kuroki

Time Card Changes Expand Santa Fe Train Service

Bundy era brings new schedules with many trains added or altered for Santa Fe, Rock Island, and Union Pacific. Key changes include new Pueblo to Denver trains, the Colorado and Missouri River Flyers, and through sleeper service to St Louis via Kansas City. Also impacts on Rock Island loops, Union Pacific overnights, and Topeka through-running.

Bundy Topeka Sunpa Fe Rock Inland Union Pacific Santa Fe Pueblo Deny & S Denver Havana Cedar Vale Chanute Emporial Howard Benedict Dodge City New Newton Dodge City Setmore Great Bend Jetmore Jetmoreth Grest Bend St. Hlene St Louie Kansas City St. Louis Alton- Burlington Wabash Kanaan City St. Louie Altop-Burlington Purcell Gheburne Texas Kaness City Missouri Pacific Fort Worth Cleburne Rock Island Chickasha Chicago & Alton Sint Pe

New Trouble Forbidden Aid Except Through Militia

A notice forbids giving or receiving aid except through the militia authority. The text warns of penalties for noncompliance and outlines conditions under which assistance may be channeled through the organized militia.

Federation Plans Suits Over State Deportations

The Western Federation of Miners reports military interference with relief for families of deported miners in Cripple Creek and Victor Colorado. A rail rope incident reportedly targeted storekeeper John Harber in the presence of General Bell. The federation prepares suits against Colorado officials and Captain Moore for militia actions and arrests linked to President Moyer's imprisonment.

Denver Western Federation of Miners Thin City Cripple Creek Sophia King John Harber Uni Victor General Bell Federation Colorado Moyer Moore Gene A Bell

Moyer Transferred Over Miners Explosion Charge

Telluride Colorado June 15 Sheriff Rutan delivered Charles H Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners to Cripple Creek deputies holding a warrant charging him with involvement in the Vindicator mine explosion of November 3 1903 that killed two men He had been prisoner here nearly three months under Governor Peabody s orders without courts recourse but was moved after U S Judge Thayer declined a writ of habeas corpus District Attorney Mallenhogh dismissed all charges in this county.

Telluride Con Sherif Rutan Charles H. Moyer Western Federation of Miners Cripple Creek Moyer Peabody United States Thayer St. Louis Wattorney Mallenhogh

P E O Session Delayed by Rain at World’s Fair

In St Louis on June 18 the Philippine dedication exercises at the World’s Fair were postponed to Monday due to heavy rain. The P E O society of about 1,000 middle western graduates held a session. The Vatican exhibit opened with a private reception for officials and foreign emissaries, then to the public Monday.

St. Lewis P. E. O. Society Wormmen Middle Western Seanas Board of Judy Vatican Offidiate

Canvassing Members Plan Drive for Subscriptions

The members committee of fifty of the MC A met Friday night and organized for a subscription drive. Members have already pledged 5900 toward a 910,000 goal, with 500 members in the association. Twelve contributed 5 each and others gave 10 to 50, bringing total to 44.00. The canvass among business men continues, with two 5,000 subs expected soon. Bond elections are under way in Washington and Vienna townships for the Topelat, Frankfort and Northwestern railroad. Each mile requires a 1,500 bond, with construction planned for 62 miles.

Camipalen Waehkeion Jackson County Vienne Township Pottawatomie Topelat, Frankfort and Northwestern Washington Township Leweth

Raisuli's Money a Tangier payment and release doubts

A cabiegram from Consul General Gumbere in Tangier reports the sultan agreed to pay 55 000 in installments today as a condition to freeing Perdicaris and Varley. Gumbere doubts paying before release, fearing Russell may renege and press new demands. State Department will wait for developments before any action.

Washington State Department Consel Gumbere Tangier Ratsatta Gumimere Perdicaris Varley Russell Gummere

Shaw at St Louis Tour Highlights Fair Success

Secretary of the Treasury Shaw visited the World’s Fair and met President Frinvis. He indicated strong press interest and noted the first government loan payment was larger than expected, signaling notable progress for the exposition.

St. Louie Leeslie M. Shaw Treasury Frinvis

Miners Wire to Roosevelt on Colorado Strike Crisis

United Mine Workers of America at Livingston Mont. wires President Roosevelt urging federal interference to protect Colorado Cripple Creek strikers from the Citizens' Alliance as resolutions of sympathy circulate among miners.

Roosevelt Livingston Mont United Mine Workers of America Densing Si Minera Colorado Citizens’ Alliance Cripple Creek

Bridge Contract Awarded For Wakarusa Crossing Near Adburn

The county commissioners awarded the contract to Missouri Valley Bray for the new bridge across the Wakarusa near Adburn. The lowest bid was 435, with the next line noting a bid of 1608. The project targets completion by Friday as work begins following the decision.

Wakarusa Board of County Commissioners Watarusa Adburn Missouri Valley

Oil and Gas Well Near Reform School Reaches 1190 Feet

Report describes a strong odor near the new oil and gas well close to the reform school, with observers unsure whether it is gas or oil. Stringent exploration continues as workers proceed through the sand at depth.

Reform School Shear Shorey

Weather Summary for Western Kansas and Surrounding Areas

The region experienced sultry, oppressive conditions with high humidity and rising temperatures. Dodge City reported a high, while Sedan reached near the upper 60s to 70s. Light showers occurred in southern and eastern Kansas. heavier rains hit Hern Mbe areas. Temperatures and wind speeds varied, with gusts and mid afternoon readings noted across towns.

Dodge City Sedan Kansas Hern Mbe Foelock Baker Concordia Nooxia Eneth

Fairbanks Run In Chicago Sparks Vice Presidential Talk

In Chicago Fairbanks supporters and national delegates debated the vice presidency as Indiana lawmakers split on presenting his name. Congressman James A. Hemenway stated Fairbanks would accept the nomination if chosen, with Indiana aiming to avoid a scramble and defer decision until a candidate is selected.

Chicago Scott Ius Pees Ieee Hemenway Indiana Sthater Pulrtuenie Fairbanks

Diplomatic Exchange After Hamburg Auto Race Win

An exchange of dispatches between Emperor William and President Loubet follows M Thery’s victory in the James Gordon Bennett International auto race at Hamburg. The messages praise Franco German industry and goodwill, noting public admiration and mutual respect. The dialogue aims to ease tensions and foster collaboration between the two nations.

Marseilles Feneni Riekat Cnet Ketich Tut Dereon Dt Miseion Waar Couperner Tinemayn Ctr Loubet Henmary Teuerhl Kipkotchet France Generel Ike Abitor Roxwlene Wnellehronn Jenanse Thineport Vesmet Paris Fuse Willa M. Thery James Gordon Bennett Hamburg Haute Teve Tadibet Indaders

Dowie Embarks for Home From Liverpool on June Visit

John Alexander Dowie and his wife Andren sail from Liverpool to New York, while a separate arrest reports liquor selling. The weather forecast for Kan tana predicts generally fair tonight with variable winds tonight and Sunday.

Dowie Liverpool John Alexander Dowie Andren Will Sall New York Jules Kantna

Ballot Reform, Political Gossip From Kansas Era

A long critique outlines ballot tampering by fusionists in Kansas, noting past high spoiled vote totals and a legislative change to remove no nomination squares. It covers voter turnout shifts, party rhetoric, and comments on candidates and political dynamics across counties.

Kansas Republiane Stanley Breidenthal Arya Calentiah Yen Diet Republica Crawford County Saline Covne Beuabihenn Swigwick Republicty Us Fuslows Smilin Caanom Harper Coante Foyeublican R. J. Harrison Smith County Railroad Commie Stoner

Peabody Sued Over Portland Mine Shutdown

Denver June 15 papers in a 7200,000 suit allege Governor Peabody and General Hamlin were involved with actions to close the Portland mine. Sheriff Edward Bell and deputies face claims connected to the shutdown amid injunction efforts sought in St. Louis to halt interference by state and military authorities.

Denver Coin Portland Gold Minin James Bewater Hamlin Atern Shariff Edward Bell Toller ‘County Peabo Peabody Aleg St. Louis Portland

Circus seats collapse injure many at Chicuze show

Reported collapse of a reserved section during a circus performance injures nearly 10 people including a man, a boy, and ten children. many others sustain injuries as chaos spreads through splintered stalls and frightened attendees. Names not released by authorities.

Chicuze Die Man Wee Worm Tie Tie Giungng Bf Wa Horser

Full of bodies finds hole in river bed packed with the dead

A riverbed exposed a burial site as authorities reported dozens of corpses discovered within a submerged hole. Rescue teams investigated the site while identifying some victims and urging further searches for remains. Local officials urged caution as the scene developed.

Diver resumes hunt for General Shemchester victims

New York divers renewed the search for victims of the steamer General Shemchester. Within hours, six to eight bodies surfaced and hundreds of mourners gathered as authorities prepared for funerals. Hospitalized survivors slowly recover while police arrange a large public vigil and district streets observe solemnity.

New York General Shemchester Hisun North Brother Island Inia Titeralli Ieee Ieee Care Mileaing Bof Une Aumeier Oram

Wreck Raises Inquest On Slocum Death Toll

Divers recover several bodies from the submerged wreck as authorities struggle to raise the Slocum. Efforts to salvage the vessel face delays from cable entanglements and a dispute among companies over compensation. Coroners prepare for a public inquiry as witnesses from the company and crew are summoned to testify.

New York Tyre Tha Iensier Lave Deen Aimee Tim Ie Marine Knickerbocker Steamboat Company Owl Ube General Thas

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