Kruger to Come and Boer Ties in US Stance
New York dispatch reports Boer sympathizers in the United States preparing for a visit by Mr Kruger to the countrys capital. Officials deny peace negotiations and say independence remains the basis. Mrs Botha’s Europe trip is not linked to peace efforts.
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New York
Washington
United States
Kroger
Montage White
Tron Yeal
W. Vantlop Hoogtam Rees
Wether
Chowis
Ceenven Pierce
Oran Pree
New Yorkr
Wasterfioest
Maslean
Are. Botkat
Europe
Hen Hinhand
Gener Schalkturger
Vanner Hoogt
General Botha
Kriger
Eet
Kruger Brita Brive
Iit
Dente
Meat to Go Up in Topeka War Prices Fall
In Topeka a war over meat pricing grows heated as Feaddy brothers face pressure from firms trying to push costs down. Market activity shows prices dropping to a low as 3 to 6 cents, with lines forming at bargain outlets while concerns over trust and competition rise.
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Topeka
Feaddy Brothers
Enim
Gmiter
Fee Diets & Dn
Washburn Man Named AAD Associated Press Dispatch
An AAD designation is reported for Civerett Conant, former Washburn College faculty member in Topeka, now a Sowa resident teaching Emuelisi in the Philippines. Friends note his recent years at Washburn, with uncertain tests and duties in Manila.
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AAD
Associated Presse
C.iverett Conant
Washburn College
Topeka
Sowa
Chicske
Emuelisi
Philippines
Mrr
Corns
Ure- Vertity
Manta
Conants
Break in Westphalia Carriage Incident Report
A drunken man approached a carriage in Gorhunt Westphalia from Snsdei to Begn and broke a window. The incident involved Frederik Witm two other individuals and caused minor injuries. Police report unclear details due to OCR corruption but confirm the disruption occurred on the road.
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Sprederick Witm
Snsdei
Gorhunt
Westphalia
Locomotive Blaze Kills Fireman Near Eanes City
A Chicago and Alton locomotive exploded near Blun Cit fifteen miles from here, scalding fireman Louis Crowley and severely burning him. The engineer Geo Owens and others were injured in the incident.
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Eanes Oty
Tee Hitler
Chicago & Alton
Blun Cit
Eneinert
Geo
Louis Crowley
Crowley
Bethishem Steel Company Announces Annual Meeting
Old funder records reveal Bethlehem Steel Company planning its annual meeting. The notice highlights leadership, location, and date details for shareholders to attend or vote.
Faint Rounds in Company Election Reported
The report shows net earnings for the year ending April and a loss of 33,463,736. It details interest charges including 907,000 on Bethlehem bond holdings and a 6 percent stake in Bethlehem Tron stock. No details on property or shares were mentioned.
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Fie
Nail Lowe
Hethiehen Tron
Bethiehem Troon
Narptus
Santa
Chaffee Reports on Pekin Relief and Looting Risk
Washington June 20 General Chaffee’s report on the Pekin relief expedition discusses Japanese and Allied actions, looting concerns, and the fate of laborers and civilians. He notes undisguised looting threats and the restraint shown by American troops, with comments on the broader military situation and city conduct.
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Washington
Chaffee
Bowen
Colmme
Pes
Couptey Ane
Pekin
Siytie
Chiffer Sare
Torhideen
Take
Forbinden
Months to Wait Buffalo Fate of Molineux Murder Conviction
The fate of Roland Molineux, convicted of murder in the poisoning of Mrs Katharine Adams, remains unsettled. In December 1898 the New York Court of Appeals has heard arguments, but a decision will not be announced for several months as justices prepare for the next term in Albany.
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Buffalo
Roland
Molineux
Katharine J. Adams
New York
Kerem
Court of Appeals
Albanny
Madden pressuring Jeffries for quick title bout
Billy Madden, manager of Gus Rahim, says he has waited long enough for Jeffries to accept a match. If the Californian delays further he will stage a world championship bout with Rahim, then challenge Jeffries to defend against him. Madden asserts he has done all possible to obtain a definite response from the champion.
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New York
Billy Madden
Gus Rahim
Jeffries
Akron
Rip
Beetemia
Jeffzien
Mander
Cornett
Madden
May Not Appeal in Barbara Tauer Case
Barbara Tauer won a verdict for the full amount she sought against the Lane estate in a probate court case. Attorneys for the Lane estate have not yet decided whether Urey will appeal the decision rendered yesterday.
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Barbara Tauer
Lane
Urey
Yestrrday
Bells Toelen Yeure
Traffic Chief for Harriman Lines Planned
San Francisco dispatch reports J C Stubbs, vice president of Southern Pacific, has arrived to discuss a new traffic manager role aimed at unifying traffic across Harriman properties. The plan would place Stubbs in charge of Southern Pacific Union Pacific Oregon Railroad and Navigation and Oregon Short Line traffic, reporting to their boards and centralizing methods without full consolidation.
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San Francisco
J. C Stubbs
Southern Pavitt
Harriman
Chicago
Haix
Stubl
Harriaan
Harrimen
Hartman
Stubbs
Stabbe
Teafie
In & Word
Mr. Stubbs
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Oregon Short Line
Tam
Sr Hardman
Harriman Ia
Ulinels Central
Chicago A& Alton
Horfzonious
Fiser
Harvinga
Tamm
Beanne
Chichga
Bayoy Ayer
Hays
Fort
Stubbe
Southern Paetic
Otter
Chichen
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Darius Milice
Drawentee
Gould Mnes
Texas
Rio Grande
Mullen
Mer Burt
Oman
Preadint
Gorace G. Burt
Unien Pacific
Miepktch
Nesard
Trac
Harrimin
Ant
Eps
Burt
Abe
I “ R. Bede
Francisco dispute quoted veteran spawns tense remarks
A veteran figure is quoted amid a Francisco dispute, with contentious comments highlighting the strain and divisions surrounding the matter. The remarks reflect strong feelings as the situation unfolds.
Attempt on Boss Shepard Sparks West Texas Town Turmoil
A Mexican attacker fired on former U S. Senator and Westing ton ally 4. B. Shepard near his Batopilas mine. The shot grazed his head as he fled, with a running gunfight through the settlement. The assailant was captured the next day as town tensions rose and power politics shaped local response.
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New York
the Times
Shepard
Batopilus
Lawkhy Mone
Dusters
Tim Ps
Joh
Lone Wolf Fails in Oklahoma Lands Injunction
Washington June 20 Sudee Readley in equity court denied Lone Wolf and other Indians the injunction to stop the interior secretary from opening Kiowa Comanche and Apache lands in Oklahoma to settlement. The court held the question purely political and beyond judicial power.
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Washington
Sudee Readley
Equity Court Today
Lone Wolf
Secretary of the Interior
Oklahoma
Whale harpoon nets doomed voyage of Neah Bay Indians
A party of twelve Half-starved Indians from Neah Bay pursued a famed monster whale off the Strait of Fuca. They harpooned the whale and chased it southward, but the creature sank after being struck, leaving the hunters stranded for three days before they abandoned the prize and returned for supplies.
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Port Townsend
Neah Bay
Straite of
Fuca
Ko Rosses
Cape Flattery
Dewey Visits White House Before Newport Trip
Admiral Dewey called at the White House to inquire after Mrs. McKinley’s health and said he would leave Monday for Newport Rhode Island to attend a general naval board meeting where plans to meet possible war contingencies are discussed. He urged the value of a general staff for the navy and expressed hope the board’s work aids preparedness in any future conflict.
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Washington
Dewey
White House
Souter
General Rain Sweeps Kansas Statewide Weather Report
Weather reports from Cheever Jennings indicate general rain across Kansas with varying amounts in the eastern to southern divisions. Specific towns recorded rainfall totals up to 0.49 inches yesterday and smaller amounts last night, with several locations noting cloudy skies. Continuous four hour readings show mixed precipitation and overcast conditions across multiple counties including Baker, Dodge City, Manhattan, McPherson, and Wichita.
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Cheerver Jennings
Banta Pe
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Baker
Dodge City
Dresden
Bebe
Macksville
Manhattan
Somers McPherson
Osage City
Setan
Tereato
Wichi
Preparing to Go to Europe for Mr McKinley and Provident
Washington reports Mr McKinley’s condition improving and Dr Hixey voicing encouragement. Preparations at the White House are under way for the Provident and Mr McKinley to depart next week amid Cortelyou and others arranging details.
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Washington
Mr. McKinley
Dr. Hixey
White House
the Provident
Jils
Ee Em Sierras
Cortelyou
Uw Whit
Atenograg
Sacred Box and Lynching Reported Near Shreveport
A Shreveport lynching followed the discovery of evidence tying two Black men to a church led by a king named Smith. Police threatened by the church found an ark like sacred box and minutes from a courtly council. The investigation linked the Foster murder to an altar group with Prophet Smith, Prince Edwards, and other princes.
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New Orleans
Shreveport
Prince Edwards
J. G. Foster
Foster Plantation
Staltty and McLand
Howsier
Smith
Houston
Church of the Living God
Supreme Council
Smith and McLand
John Gray Foster
Louisiana
Foster
Wan
Bhat
South
Kingdom of God
Banz
FL K. Smith
Cousell
Police
Church of God
Prince Webb
Rise
Princ Hicks
Prince McLand
Prince John
Prince Howard
Lake
All Saints
Liu
Thompson
Bossier
Mimbeme
Government Auction Sells Sioux City and Pacific
The governments interest in the Sioux City and Pacific Railroad company sold at treasury department auction for 1,872,000 cash and a 200,000 credit for mail and troop transport. The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company, already operating the line, purchased the property.
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Sioux City & Pacific
Washington
Sioux City & Pacific Railroad Company
Treasury Department
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
Sioux City and Pacific
Seaton Denies Interest In Atchison Champion Buyout
Capt. John Seaton refutes claims his son Ben Gearon seeks to push a political boom for governor via a stake in the Atchison Champion. He says a half interest purchase by Wygon is unrelated to him and he would have bought it outright if involved. He insists he wants no newspaper ownership and condemns attempts to link his family to the venture.
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Hin
Ben Gearon
Atchison
John Seaton
Seaton
Nalf
Wygon
Fis
Schooner Asturia Ashore Near Aden
The schooner Asturia went ashore at Aden on June 20. A German vessel Anturia from Yokohama arrived April 10. Reportedly the Asturia will likely be a total wreck as salvage efforts proceed. London hosts a poetry reading at Oxford University with honorary degrees conferred on Dr. Francis Tacuen and Dr. Be on of laws at the Tinton Theological Seminary in New York.
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Ger. Bartlett
New York
Gen
G_ Bartlett
Northfield
Staten Island
Rust River
Cabone
Charten G
Aden
Anturia
Yokohama
London
Oxford University
Ises
Francis Tacuen
Tinton ‘Theologal Seminary
Penn Crew Impresses At Henley In Debut With Quick Stroke Pace
Penn oarsmen arrived at Henley early, delighted with quarters and the river view. They moved to the starting point with Coach Ward and set a strong pace, rowing 20 to 22 strokes per minute and finishing the course in about four minutes thirty five seconds amid a small cheering crowd and steady wind.
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Henley
England
University of Penneyivn
Nia
Euch Adaired
Wales
Rowine
Morrison Murder Trial Proceeds In El Dorado Jury Deliberates
A Kansas second trial of Jessie Morrison for murder shows limited defense evidence and ongoing testimony. Judges exclude the murder weapon line of clothing while witnesses describe injuries and family reactions. The trial, tied to the Morrison Castle tragedy, faces timing near the one year anniversary with jurors poised to deliberate.
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Kansas City
el Dorado
Kan
Jessie Morrion
Usecourt
Ailmmat
Jessie Morrison
Clara Castle
Morris
Amecnhos
Lune
Clara Custly
Miss Morrison
Olin Cartte
JiMee Ajletuen
H. H. Morrison
Mia Castle
Ming
Mra. Castle
Morgan
Bir
Aeli
Olin Castle
Morrisonn
Ingieard
Morrises
Jessie
Jeanie Morrison
Morrison-Castle
Amu
Joneie Morrison
Wiley Ext
Kilmarnock Wins in Close Fruit Memorial Heat
London June 20 reports the Fruits Memorial Stakes at Ancot where Kilmarnock trained by Whitney finished strong. Sonatics and Lord Babs dead heated for the lead with Cynical close behind as six runners started.
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Whitney
Ancot
London
On the Slide Separation of the Sheep From the Goats Begun
A local event or debate launches with early actions described as separating supportive figures from detractors. The piece notes initial steps and notable participants shaping the process amid public interest.
Split Has Begun in Pape es eee Party Scrutiny
Fragmented and heated debates mark the split among Populist and Democratic factions after a key election ticket's maneuvering. editor Gaines signals a firm stance for a Populist paper amid cross-party tensions and calls for unified action in the party’s reform era.
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Topeka College
Manus
Alton
Old Buand
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Gen. Chaffee
China
Rublin
Basta
Kanmee
J. U. Stubbs
Wice
Harriman Lines
Francisco
Boss Shepard
M’ Kinley
McKinleys
Canton
King Smith
Champion
Penn
Rew
Kilmarnock
Bolters
Loggerheads
Ted
John Prxigentiual
Doster Hag
W. A
Moe
Union Party
Ene
Atak Sree
Gaines
Mtr. Gaines
The
Advocate
Comte
Democratic Party
Wwe Lamar Ag
Ateeiett
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Cote
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Avery
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