Weighed Debate onAid and Economy in Senate Fight
The text reports a heated, freewheeling discussion on public aid and economic policy. It notes a narrowly defeated appropriation measure by an 18 to 14 vote and references broader political maneuvering around welfare, taxation, and state funding. The piece mentions figures like Teele and Taft, and reflects a tense legislative atmosphere with partisan divide over government relief.
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Hilt
Senate
Ubi
Denver
Wien
Pope
Mirna
Nancy
Ty Hall
Dante
Reyrésen
Ian
Reeve
Belen
J. Merarece
No Action Taken At Meeting On Economic Affairs
Fragmented report notes no action was taken after discussions with Missouri and Kansas operators. Mentions future talks at a Pittsbure meeting and potential remand of arrangements for a forthcoming session. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Kvnese Ity
Tito
John Mitchel
Prmefenk
United Stae Avorkert i Acmetica
Missouri
Kansas
Pine Asain
Air
Wiles
Prizes Arranged by the World's Fair Commission
The World's Fair Commission has organized prizes linked to the upcoming exposition. Officials outlined categories and value ranges, aiming to attract exhibitors and visitors. Details on eligibility and distribution were presented to industry representatives.
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The
World's Fair Commission
Fruit Display Plans for State Exhibit at World’s Fair
State Horticultural Society arranges exhibit details for the Kansas World’s Fair display in St Louis. Local committees and industry groups discuss agricultural horticultural stock dairy fruit and garden products with plans for premium classes and prize money to attract county participation and a larger horticultural show.
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Topeky
State Board of
Porsche
Firat Peter
Fio
Tod Aremya
Ares
Frutte Ag
Aemstein
Willinty Crier
Jonction
F. Wolsinger
Bimedute
G. W. Rehowr
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Kenoser Tnependenoh
J. J Alexieder
Norton
Peed Wetlhause
Seindary
W. H. Barnester
Earsan
J. Dyohesteda
Wy Hughes
Mimi
John Curran
Mersing
Asocialien
Fire destroys shipment and war losses loom in Cincinnati report
A factory fire today destroyed a shipment of 1,200 carcasses in Cincinnati, triggering an expletive claim of salvage value at $200,000. President Ryan disputes the estimate while financial figures and insurance details remain unsettled as an ongoing loss assessment unfolds.
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Pusident
Ryan
Howe
Weather outlook for major cities in early June
Forecast shows varying temperatures across Chicago Boston New York Philadelphia Washington Cincinnati St Louis and Kansas City. Expect warm readings with variable winds tonight and Saturday as indications point to unsettled conditions across the Midwest and Northeast.
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Chicago
Kansas
Gold Mining Swindle Reported By Authorities
Investigation ordered in Washington and New York into a fraudulent gold mining concern with offices in the city. Advertisements touted easy riches and linked names of public officials, though the men named are not public figures. authorities caution about typographical errors and unclear stock movements amid alleged scheme.
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Washington
New York
Fayeigo
Renga
Tate
Chio
United States
Ste
Secretary of the Treasury
Cnnsiderabie
the Treasury
Big Race Opens With Clear Skies and High Attendance
In Poughkeepsie New York on a calm race morning the city welcomed the big race day with improving weather after recent winds. Governor Odi and party visited the event area while College supporters gathered, as spectators anticipate strong performances from Cornell Yale Harvard and Syracuse.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Irthen
Hurtea
Mever Lin
Collavire
Samy
New London
Meners
Harvard Moes
Finner
Andre Idérantine
Odi
Exverhir
Wisconnin
Bobbie ‘Hanlon
Columbia
Caner
Cornell
Marine
Hanes
Syracuse
Cornel
Yale
Haryant
Mares
King Edgar Birthday Celebration in London Observed
London observers report King Edgar’s birthday festivities with grand processions at the royal housing, government officials in attendance, and a display of military bands and guards. The event closes with a return to Buckingham Palace amid cheering crowds and heightened security, while political tensions surface in late-night discussions about Boer War policy and imperial governance.
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London
Edgar
Blethday
Wille
Albany
Fite
Combiint
Vatveninis
Tas
Emaions
Neerent
Guert
Charles Lisawre
Grenadier
Euevii
King Balsa
Smiatine
Mjexties
Buckingham Palice
Cabinet Meets Before President Leaves Washington
The June 22 cabinet session at the White House focused on routine department matters as President prepares to depart. Postmaster General Paye discussed ongoing advertising and postal investigations while rumors of cabinet input on his replacement were denied. health concerns and retirement plans for key officials were noted amid tallies of looming changes.
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Washington
Waeekington
Tomorro
Forties Postmarine
Breit
Breatefast
White House
Smith
Brishow
Enerton
Althoven Postmister
Payie
Pasne
Enid
Sue for Peace Ends Chicago Freight Strike Debacle
Chicago June 2 The freight handlers union involved in the Chicago & Alten strike sought a peaceable settlement today. Committees from three local bodies met to urge trucks and rail crews to end the standoff. They backed a plan to hamper coal and rail traffic to force concessions, but demonstrators prevented deliveries and the disruption continued.
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Chicago
Foimt
Queen
Nimi
Wulu
Getty
Deweys In Danger Report On Guarding Dewese Town
Captain of Company A reports at Adjutant General Kelcey s office about guarding Dewese at St Frans dusins amid preliminary minnie charge tests. He notes no trouble with townspeople and praises Cheyenne protection while warning of violent mob threats and potential harsher treatment if not for guards.
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Cituuinehar
Gof McPhersot
A. S Kelcey
Dewese
St. Frans Dusins
Ines Bad
Uiurmbiers
Rival Committees Quiet as Roosevelt Visit Nears
Oyster Bay June 2 Rival committees of officials clash over a reception plan for President Roosevelt. The dispute centers on who should chair the event and honor the president. Both sides intend a cordial welcome, with a Livett concert promised if the meeting occurs. The President will attend a 2500th anniversary celebration of the settlement and will not retire on June 23 as some feared.
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Oyster Bay
Rived Paren
Roosevelt
Ineyald Hs
Ehizone
Hoth ‘Chenmittein
Nobrees Bard
Tr Tx
Roosavels
Board of Trade
Missouri Synod Moves Toward Lutheran Unity
The Missouri Synod, aiming to unite Lutherans, plans a preliminary conference to discuss consolidation in New York and Canada. Officers elected include President A. W. Aiver of St Dol l's College Winfield, Vice President W. Dallmann, Secretary W. W. Winchel, and Treasurer A. E. Succop in Pittsburgh.
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Tortterreon
Staten
Canada
MicSurl Synod
A. Wo Aiver
Stdoll’s College
Winfield
Shoe
W. Dallmann
New York
W. W. Winchel
Bos
En Treasurur
A. E. Succop
Pitteters
Alibi Testimony in Corswell Case at Workhouse
Del. January 26 court hearing as chief witness Warren Meserve testifies Corswell planned to be at the workhouse with others when the wards were injured. Defense cites Exeter Freemasons carnival at Shelport Park. Judge Hovis declines bail, dismisses Corswell. defendant leaves court to jeers.
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Friteenal Order of Exeter
Shelpot Park
Ftea
Wilmington
Address in a Casket at the Constitutional Club
London events report a luncheon where Colonial Secretary Chamberlain was honored with an address in a casket for services to the nation. The gathering included talk on imperial unity, party loyalty, and political issues, with Chamberlain receiving a standing ovation and snippets of later remarks from the secretary.
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London
Constitutional Club
Chamberlin
Jundheer
Rondo
Sinead
Mer
Chamberlain
Free
Chambers Bun
City and County Discuss Drainage Plan Feasibility
Street Commissioner Shyer and county officials review flood water levels on North Tupage and nearby roads. They consider draining water via a trench with potential city or county responsibility, with digging possibly to begin next Monday. Residents to access city by Pole Street and Te Pekauvenue road. Steinbere Orchestra to play at Grillion opening Saturday evening. Swift and Hopday Jacus Company referenced.
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Shyer
Engin
Sityvion
Mibelouior Snyder Taday
Croet
North Pole Street
Steinbere Orchestra
Swift & Ehopday
Jacus Company
Mass controversial bills stall as house adjourns early
Lawmakers rush to pass measures before recess but most bills were killed in committees or left unsigned. Confusion and errors plagued drafts as representatives fret over legality and delays. The session adjourned with many questions about the fate of proposed pay and privilege reforms.
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Senate
Shell
Teat Freisht
Sime
Mitre
Gary
Trowes
Morsing
Sezelon
Faust
Senate in recess as work stalls after tense afternoon
The Senate adjourned for a recess with most business finished while only a few major measures remained. Several members argued in the late session about fiscal and legislative priorities as aides prepared for the next day.
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Senate
Jay
Westbusta
Hella Deren
Hines
War of Races In Witalasion Sparks Street Fights
Fragmented report describes clashes and ethnic tension in Witalasion Del. Police detain several individuals, including Leander Stones and Joerah Stinchbe, as violence erupts on streets. A separate note reports a Japanese woman robbed of diamonds aboard a train, with suspect George W. Hinom detained.
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Peltremen
Byane
Leander
Joerah
Wille
Anerara
Buffalo
George W. Hinom
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