Thousands encamped at Kiowa Apache border amid destitution
Boness City reports thousands of men women and children along the Kiowa Apache border awaiting land opening. Desperate conditions with little shelter, bands of prowlers, and widespread destitution described by Dr. J. Bekes as families collapsing under exposure.
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Boness City
Sutovent
J. Bekeoks
Bic- Kehha
Wand Childrer
Anne
Demat
Sean
Diepcal
Twister Strikes Independence Wis Causes Severe Damage
A violent twister crossed Independence Wisconsin on June 2, uprooting trees, overturning structures, and damaging homes and windows. Several houses suffered roof and foundation damage while debris scattered across streets. No fatalities reported as residents began cleanup and assessments.
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Fanrar City
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Nouth
Chicago Labor Disputes Report Reviews Testimony
Washington June 23 The Todyattin to to Phe commission prints a summary of testimony. Witnesses claim poll workers were used to aid strikers and police orders limited interference. Observers say the motive was to influence city elections by appeasing the labor vote, with tensions rising before elections.
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Washington
Todyattinto
Phe
Eevernee
Cldenes
Eler- Hons
Chicago War Veteran James Sheed Ends Life by Suicide
A Chicago war veteran, James Sheed, is found dead from self-inflicted wounds after an apparent despondent spell. Police report indicate a knife attack on himself at his home, with mention of his late wife and a business associate, George Marshall, tied to prior events.
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Chicago
James 4
Marsha
Rae Thie
George SL Marshall
Sta- Hamers
Hiv
Mechanics discuss railway master mechanics convention report
Saratoga June 28 Airneyey seein of the American railway mechanics reports were subsited on un Jointing coal ont establishing a NMbreey in connection with the Master cnt Bullgen association an index of pro ceedings OLWD lo-dale rmind
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Saratoga
Nmbreey
Cnt
Bullgen Association
Olwd-Lo-Dale
Two Opposing Reports of the Chinese Situation
The Cologne Volks Zeitung cites a Shan Tung missionary claiming Boxer trouble and plunder, while Western officials question the reports. Official China news denies large unrest, noting quiet in Shantung and that Prince Tuan is not at court or in contact with it.
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Cologne Volks Zeitang
Shan Tung
Yuen Sil Kal
Tuan
Barker Guilty in Jersey City Attempted Murder Trial
Jury convicts Barker of attempt to kill Rev. John Keiler in Jersey City Harber case. Sentence postponed to February 20 with bail set at 70,000. Barker interrupted by shouting after he believed Keller had broken into his home on February 3.
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New York
Harber
Jersey City
John Keiler
Berker
van Winkle
Bya
Sppeu
Emeir
Keller
Barker
Bik
Assassination Shock Hits Japanese Officials in Tokyo
Stabbing in Yokohama on June 21 fatally wounded Hoshi Torsu, former minister of communications under Ito. The attack occurred during a city assembly meeting. Hoski Tora, former Japanese minister in Washington and ex-president of the house, is linked to the incident as a suspected motive or beneficiary.
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Yokohama
Hoshi Torsu
Ito
Hoski Tora
Washington
Houe
War on Big Packers in Denver Retail Scene
Denver retailers unite to boycott jobbers and press dealers to sign with designated firms. Resolutions vow to halt supermarket encroachment by major packers Armour Swift and Hammond, alleging direct contracts with hotels restaurants and small butchers.
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Denver Retail Grocers' and Butchers' Association
Peta
Belgals
Denver
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Haramond Macking Company
Trestaurante
Smeribera
Dived For Relics in Long-Closed Ford Site
New York dispatch reports divers found a ford site linked to 1778 actions commanded by General Dered near a Senesert route. Artillery carries and cannon balls were recovered along with remains of iron and wood carriages. The find was sent to the Belo Institution in Washington for study.
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New York
Eterlington
Vin
Falun
Ford
Belo Institution
Washington
Borington
Diplomas for Indians Largest Class in State History
Lawrence Kan mid winter conference reports the Baakell Institution graduating its largest class to date with over a hundred degrees in various departments including chemistry domestic science and industrial arts. The event featured addresses to the class by faculty and trustees as well as activities from the chorus and class representatives. Separately Swedish singer Christine Nitson was reported traveling through Gothenburg on a journey home from Paris and a Chicago area forecast called for showers and possible thunderstorms later in the week with cooler air.
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Ite
Lawrence
Kan
Haskell Senthtate
Wikmeiet
Junkinenia
Sitio
Ie Darmesic
Pepreschtine
Still in the Air over Pension Commissioner Appointment
Washington January reports Senator Burton and Congressman Curtis met with President McKinley about appointing a new Pension Commissioner and other posts. Burton and Curtis deny knowledge of Judge Peters’ move to succeed Evans, with Kansas concerns over losing the appointment to rival interests.
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D. C
Jane
JR. Burton
Charles Curtis
National Capital
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Rew
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Curtis
Peters
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Hus
Evate
Evens
Tennessee
Tim
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Doles
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Curtin
Ukelx
Furton
Lelane
Kansas
Ie State
Cuctis
Interior
War
Post Office
New York City
Jennings Signs with Philadelphia for Season
Base of Hugh Jennings in Philadelphia announced today that he signed a one play bell contract with the Philadelphia National Revenue for the balance of the season. His release was purchased from Brooklyn.
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Philadelphia
Bell
Philadelphia National
Brooklyn
Henry Allen versus Kansas Woman Sparks Sharp Exchange
Henry Allen, Kansas charity board chair, sparked a sharp exchange with Miss Elstonsonmr, a famed Kansas reporter from Cuba. The war–era scene recalls a tense skirmish tale with Allen described in a dismissive line about battles and attire.
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Ottawa
Kan
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Division Hospital
Karisea
Whitney in Front. Whitness's Kinarnock wins Alexandra plate
London June 2 William Whitney's Klimarnock II ridden by I Reiff won the Alexandra plate at Ascot racing 1900 sovereigns plus sweepstakes. Second horse Free Companion and third Strong Ayer strong, five starters. Windsor Castle Stakes saw Mount Vernon filly win. Hardwicke Brakes prize l 2000 sovereigns. An objection to Vel es overruled.
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Whitness
United States
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Ascot
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Dixon- Mirnud
Reiff
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Mision
Lo' Dleche
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Mount Vernon
Windsor Castle
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Pierre Lorritturi
Tantalus
Maher
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FUNSTON TO COME
Congressman Charles Scott travels through Kansas City en route from Lawrence where he spoke at Haskell Institute. He notes General Funston may return to the United States in fall, then proceed to the Philippines. a November leave is possible and wintering plans on the islands are expected.
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Charles Scott
Tota
Kat
Lawrence
Haskell Institute
Blossom House
Iola
General Funston
Congressman Scott
United States
Philippines
Indian School Closing Exercises Highlight Diverse Program
At Nadeau Kansas closing exercises featured a large Indian School program with choirs, recitations, and songs. Performances included My Own Native Land, The Boys We, The Kickers Song and The Price of Battery, amid weather notes and city temperatures.
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Patuiwatomie
Nideo
Indian Land
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Enor
Tha Radin
Sabbath Juror Causes Delay In Morrison Case Trial
El Dorado Kansas dispatch reports Seventh Day Adventist juror J W Sproul prompted a two day adjournment as defense rests. Miss Morrison and her brother counter witness statements by Pastor Stull and lawyer Scott. Evidence includes Morrison clothing and conflicting recollections from witnesses as trial resumes Monday.
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el Dorado
Kandys
Jeane Morehionn
Stes
Olle Cuatle
J. W. Sproul
Aikman
Teasie Morrison
Kansas
Saul
Jeasie Morrison
Castle
Mie Scott
Joule Morrison
Lys
Davin
Clara
Tie
Peru
Jonale Morrison
Boot
Sasnie
Morrison
Junleibbon
de Layward
Venthos
Mr. Suolt
Jeanle Esoa
Washington sightings tie to pension agent scramble
In Washington, Cyrus Leland, B Lambert, George A Clark and others missing reappear amid rumors of a cabinet reshuffle. Senator Burton seeks to oust the pension agent, with talks of reappointments and potential targets like Leland Findlay and Simonen. Mrs McKinley continues to improve after Dr Rixey’s report.
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Washington
Cy Leland
B. Lambert
George A. Clark
Dobes
Leland
Senator Burton
Burton
Palmer Smith
Penaton
Leland x
George Findlay
J. M. Simonen
Smith
United States
Kansas
Penson
Clay Evans
Indictments After Modoc County Lynching Probed
Modoc county grand jury, probing the May 3 lynching of Calvin Hall and three of his sons, Indicts three men for murder. Robert Leventom Isom Wades and James W. Brown named as principal participants in the events surrounding the alleged thefts and mob violence in Alturas California.
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Calvin Hall
Nefel Yantis
Box
Robert Leventom
Isom Wades
James W. Brown
Reading Shopmen Strike Over Hours and Pay
Reading Pennsylvania June 21 reports over 60 shop men at the Reading Railroad Company shop struck for shorter hours and higher pay. They left in a body and were followed by boilermakers in the locomotive shop striking in sympathy, amid broader unrest with 2000 iron workers at Heading Iron Company.
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Trade With Dixie In Pan American Freight Rates
The Journal of Commerce reports southern merchants face higher or less favorable rates to the Pan American exposition when routing via New York. George H. Daniels says New York to Buffalo offers lower fares and suggests southern buyers reach New York by steamboat or other routes to access the reduced Pan American rates. Trade centers from Rochester to Cincinnati protest buyers’ excursions diverting trade away from their regions.
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New Fork
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Meteor of unusual size lights skies over Baja area
A special report from Tucson describes a massive meteor seen near Las Molinas and Altur Bonora Mexico on June 1 at 4 PM. It lit the sky, shot toward the southwest, and caused a local tremor when it struck earth about forty miles from Alter. An expedition was sent from Alter to locate the impact site.
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Tucson
Las Molinas
Altur
Bonora
Mexico
Arties
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Altar
Neve
Mail Carriers May Ride Sidewalks Under City Plan
Salina Kansas council considers allowing mail carriers to ride on sidewalks during emergencies to ensure prompt delivery in bad weather. Rural free delivery routes will be established this summer with specific carrier routes and mileages outlined.
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Sean Pasaed
United Santee
Attizone
Kansas Washiimeton
Kansas
Burrion
Cartier
Stone
Pole or Bust Forty-man North Pole Expedition
New York reports the Baldwin-Zingier North Pole expedition ready to start with forty men and leaders including scientists. The group vows to push further north and raise the American flag, aiming to surpass rival expeditions like the Duke of Abruzzi. One ship, formerly the Escaluiaux, accompanies the party.
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Irewa Epua
Dee Wayar
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North Pole
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Abruzzi
Escaluiaux
Leavenworth Demorats Heat Up Central Committee Row
Reports from Leavenworth claim district Democrats clash over committee control and possible national ambitions. Figures including Murphy Atwood Overmyer and Jno Johnson are named in bid battles and rumored seat changes as the state committee reorganization nears.
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John Atwood
J. G. Johnson
Charlain Mack Love
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the Chronicle
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George Lore
Dave
Senatoratio
Lore
Locke
Beskew Murphy and
Atwood
Thos_ Morgan
Eureka
W. MH
Jo Pepperell
Thos McCue
Cancorellit
W. F. Supp
Guiana
Frank Thomas
Topeka
Wike
Colby
David Overmyer
Past English Cycler Debuts in America Monday
English quarter mile rider Sydney Jenkins will make his American debut in New York meeting Ton Cooper. The event serves as a prelim to the one mile motor race between Floyd McFerrin and Johnny Nelson, with Frisco Stock doubled in preliminaries.
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Sydney Jenkins
Raile Cyctist
Ton Cooper
Dall Oreeeeas
Cece Denk
Ian Bone
Mubbers
Tevity Ams
Jecquelin
Parle
Lim
Floyd McPeriend
California
Johmiy Nelson
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