Topeka Panic Spurs Licensing Lapse in City Bars
Topeka officials declare state of emergency amid fear of widespread panic driven by mayoral statements. Deputy revenue collector says licenses will not be renewed, and bars along with fixtures are stored in cold storage as a precaution.
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Topeka
Inter
G M. Stratton
Tomeka
Thayer Meenwe
Feliaws
Inkem Me
Mre
Pis Seevisieg
Sterver
Jeeds
Butlow
Fellows
Ulm
Seagvanit Im
Donaver
Serceant Friens
al Hopkine
Henry Aye
James Ramsey
L A. Strauss
Hameny Dove
Svara
Topeka Police Reform Prompts Liquor Law Enforcements
The city faces upheaval as a new police administration nears, with liquor sellers under tighter scrutiny. Mayor Fellows plans strict enforcement, while council debates salaries and key positions. Jailer Al Hopkine and Detective roles are among anticipated shifts as July arrivals loom.
Jointists Sentenced After Court Session
In Topeka the jointists faced sentencing after convictions. Each defendant stood as Judge Hazen overruled motions for new trials. Sentences include fines and jail terms as the court pressed forward with the docket and called defendants for final remarks.
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Julie Maren
Judee Finzen
Inday
District Court
Lee
Urs
Topeka
Tudor
Charles Ee
Hazen
Four local offenders sentenced as raids close down Lytle places
Judge Hazen sentenced Gilbert, Durkin, Lytle, and Rossell to fines and terms for keeping illegal places with $200 fines and ninety days in jail for each, while Sheriff moves to seal off the Lytle operation. Officers destroyed liquor and paraphernalia. appeal bond posted.
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Gilbert
Jack Durkin
Judge 7
Bert
Sheep” Lytle
Hazen Sid
Lytle
Francis Brown
Jamison
Brown
Cnuire
Hazer
Durkin
Buesell
Hal William
Nick Chites
Ena
Willan
Tur
Gilbert, Durkin
Rossell
Jedi Rosen
ADMIRAL CAMARA SQUADRON TO LEAVE PORT SAID FOR PHILIPPINES
Madrid dispatch reports minister of marine Sepor Anson stating that Admiral Camara's squadron will depart Port Said today bound for the Philippine islands. He is credited with saying the squadron can overpower Dewey's ship. Madrid hopes Manila can assist until Camara's forces arrive.
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Madrid
Sepor Anson
Camara
Philippine Islands
Alec
Dewey
Manila
Camera
Police Guard as Cuban Capital Fights Hunger and Rebellion
An Associated Press report from Key West details turmoil in Havana as Captain General Blanco struggles to control starving troops and public unrest. The city police are under guard, Spanish infantry occupy curfews, and rumors of bombardment loom while reports cite possible American involvement and impending actions by Cuban authorities.
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Associated Press
Key West
Fin
Allaire
Havana
Cullas Raplud
Blanco
Hluneo
United States
Gynneral
Lkely
Einvana
Elys
Pavase
Senor Galbon
Guentados
Aroias
Senor Galban
Morro Castle
Berth
la Locke
Gollan
Ate
Gollen
Tulbin
Xovernor
Jamaica
Talbot
Mr. Qullan
Port Said Restraint Placed on Camara Meet
United States consul at Port Said issues orders forbidding the sealing of Admiral Camara's meet at the port until further notice. The directive, dated June 27, blocks maritime activities pending new instructions.
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Port Said
United States
Camara
Battle in Cuba reports Cuban advance and informer dispatches
Key West prints word that sloop Isabel carried Cuban dispatches to Senor T. Ristra Palme in New York junta. Cuban forces under General Gomez and reinforcements from Menocal threaten San Fulgritu while Camaguey battles leave 150 Spaniards dead or buried. Cuban government shelling, supply efforts, and naval movements are noted as the two armies converge.
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Fin
Isabel
Ber
Rafael Mura
Felix de Los Tuas
Dia
Senor T. Ristrada Palme
New York
Cayce Homano
Cuba
South Passage
la Speranza
Camaguey District
Cubitas
Cuast
Nuevritas
Capote
United States
Mora
Cayce Romano
General Shafter
Camaguey
Lope Recioa
Menocal
Port Manes
Saritiagd
Gomez
San Fuplritu
Menoval
Ca—maguly
Moron Trocha
Nasvitas
Bahamas
Horton Boys in Spanish War Service
June 21 report identifies Horton boy George Philtyis nicknamed Shorty Philing, a Rock Island machine shop worker at two points, held by Spanish forces at Santiago de Cuba with Lt Hobson. Shelby Jebirr also reported wounded in the same engagement. Parents reside locally.
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Horton
Ken
George Phil- Tyis
Santiago de Cute
Hobson
Rock Island
Philing
Shelby Jebirr
Peasant Riots Dread Spreads from Alt Sandeo to Praemysl
Dispatches report rother peasants pillaging Alt Sandeo on Saturday evening destroying houses and stores in Ripe Square. An attack near Nup-Sander failed as cavalry dispersed them. Peasants burned Jewish homes in suburbs and several buildings. Troops sent to Praemysl where disturbances threaten.
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Leimburg
Rother
Alt-Sandeo
Ulin Nup-Sander
Alt Sundeo
Nand Taht
Praemysl
Leimberg
Chicago gets him president to head public schools
Chicago June 21 President Benjamin Andrews of Brown University will accept the position of superintendent of Chicago public schools if offered by the Chicago board of education. School Trustee William K R Himper, president of Chicago University, conveyed the information to Mayor Carter Harrison after an interview with Andrews.
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Chicago
Benjamin Andrews
Brown Universty
Chitege Board of Education
Tim
Carter Harrison
William KR. Himper
Chicago University
Murper
Andrews
Pbexer
Harrison
Praise for Americans in skirmishes before Santiago de Cuba
London papers praise the Americans for their fighting qualities near Santiago de Cuba. They note lessons learned from Spanish fighting methods and point to Admiral Comara's movements and Port Said’s role as potential factors shaping the war’s course.
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London
Santiago de Cubs
Comara
Port Said
Troops prepare for immediate departure to Cuba
Camp Thomas at Chickamawas Park Tenn June 27 reports all fifteen regiments ordered to move to Cuba are being fully supplied by tomorrow noon. Railroads near Florida coast stand ready with locomotives and cars, while Gen Brooke awaits orders. Regiments include First Georgia, Sixteenth Pennsylvania, Twelfth New York and others.
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Massachusetts
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West Virginia
Indiana
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Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Georgia
New York
T. L. Rosser
Virginia
Polant
Rosser
van Duste
Minnesota
George Stang
Royal Norwegian Artilery
Sota Therment
Tampa
Stunghes
Gries
Cuba
Poland
Town of 30,000 Burns in Russian Revolt Fire
A major fire ravaged Riason the capital of the government of that man, located miles by rail southeast of Moscow. The city, with a population over 40,000, suffered extensive destruction and the loss is estimated in the millions of rubles.
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St Petersburg
Riason
Moscow
Admiral Camara Ordered Through Suez with Spanish Fleet
Madrid announces Admiral Camara, in command of the squadron at Port Said, ordered to move through the Suez Canal with his warships. The report notes a rising heat trend and forecasts hotter weather as fall approaches, with local temperatures in Kansas Avenue recorded at 37 this afternoon and a 62 degree low expected tonight.
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Madrid
Camara
Port Said
Sues Canal
Kansas Avenue
Jennings
Reception at Y M C A rooms for Miss Annette Montgomery
A Tuesday evening reception from 2 30 to 10 honors Miss Annette Montgomery who leaves for Horsman Ti Friday due to health. She has worked two years in Topeka. Governor Leedy announced transfer of Corporal Richard Fine Graves and Private Frank M West to the hospital corps. Both are telegraph operators. Royce of Erwin sent $5 for the soldiers hospital fund, with more small donations arriving to be distributed by the governor.
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Y. WW. CA
Annette Montgomery
Horsman
Race ties in cuban freedom talk and band enlistment
During a city gathering supporters argue for war to aid Cuban liberation as repayment for liberty. A Colored man urges fighting for the race, Professor George Washington Jackson offers his Jackson military band, and Dr C S Sunday screens volunteers for the Kansas colored troops.
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Cube
United States
George Washington Jackson
Jackson
Lerdy
Allen
Boyd
C. 5
Nashville
Kansas Colored Troops
Reform School
Popeka Company
Trouble at Lawrence disrupts colored recruiting effort
Lawrence Kan June 27 Sergeant Hudson is recruiting colored troops but factional fighting hampers enlistment. Three factions back different captains causing disruption. by noon only 13 had volunteered though over 100 promised to enlist. It may force abandoning the colored company plan.
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Lawrence
Kan
Hudson
Collins
Evidence Deepens in Collins Murder Case at Smoky Row
Detective Dell Harbaugh returned from Lake View with details from the club house register showing Don Collins registered his mother, sister, and himself in code to tie to the Johnson Jordan letter. Justice McClintock dismissed charges against Johnson Jordan and Jesse Harper, but ordered bonds and treated them as witnesses. The episode saw officers and deputies curtail access to prisoners, while Sheriff Cook keeps newspaper access limited as tensions rise over who will be blamed for the crime.
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Dell Harbaugh
Lake View
Don Collins
Johnson Jordan
Dia
Justice McClintock
Jesse Harper
J. 5. Collng
George W. Jackson
Julier Lawson
Jackson
Smoky Row
Crook Wright's Place
Jaltr Lawson
Cnge
Jordan
Harper
John Collins
Jutmore
McClintock
Crook Wright
Harbaugh
Sheri Cook
Sherif Cook
Stock Yards Re Chartered in Missouri
Topeka reports Kansas City Stock Yards company has been chartered under Missouri law. Attorney General Boyle said he will continue the fight to enforce Kansas law, regardless of the charter location.
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Stock Yards
Topeka
Kansas City Stock Yards Company
Missouri
Kansas
Boyle
Death of Mrs Bradbury at Topeka Avenue Home
Mrs Mary Bradbury wife of William H Bradbury died this morning at the Clark home on 4th and Topeka avenue Funeral planned for Tuesday at 3 p m at the family residence
TWO ARMIES UNITE AT SANTIAGO ENTRENCHMENTS
A Spanish entrenchment line guarding approaches to the city is described from a right flank view with 34 trenches counted. Commodore Watsons squadron is detailed in an Eastern Squadron bulletin with ships Iowa Oregon Yosemite Yankee Dixie and others. American advance from Santiago is planned. Gen Lawtons force including Seventh Infantry and Rough Riders supports the crossing near Babinala. Cuban scouts and artillery positions are noted along the Jurigua basin as Wheeler moves up with cavalry and dynamite guns.
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Associated Press
Watson
Washington
Navy Department
Newark
Iowa
Oreegon
Yosemite
Yankee
Dixie
Scendia
Abarenda
Alexander
Santiago
North Atlantic
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J. A. Howell
W. 3. Schley
Naval Base
Key West
Fia
Remey
Rio
Guam
Kingston
Jamaica
Seventh Infantry
Coolidge
Babinala
Lawton
Massachusetts
Rough Riders
Tenth Cavalry
Jurigua
Gonzales
Gen. Lawton
Wheeler
Secon
Livue
Parkey
Santiago Les
Elusive Camara Fleet in Port Said Dispatch
A dispatch from Port Said reports Admiral Camara has arranged ships in the Hedsea and Frodian ocean and aims to reach Hawaii and San Francisco. He requested 10,000 tons of coal for the Spanish fleet at Port Said, but Egypt refused. The fleet will likely stay in Port Said during prolonged deliberations.
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New York
The
Tribune
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Contine
Hedsea
Frodian
Camare
Manila
Hawaii
San Francinco
Cairo
Rayptian Vietern
Torrey's Injured Men Death Toll Rises
Tupelo Mississippi June 27 The condition of Torrey's troops injured in yesterday's wreck remains favorable with one more death reported since instalzht that of Hf Mapes of troop C who died today. Both legs were crushed and abdomen punctured. Charles Glimmer, named dead last night, is still alive but in a dying condition.
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Tupelo
Mias
Torrey
Mapes
Charles Glimmer
Sagasta's Bold Plan for Crisis and Reinforcements
A Mundrid dispatch reports Spain's government preparing to dispatch reinforcements to Porto Rico by fast trans Atlantic ships. It claims the cortes may be closed and Sagasta plans a crisis minister from diverse parties including Campos and Polavieja. The ministry would declare the peninsula in a state of siege, reinforce garrisons, and seek terms from France or Russia.
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London
Mundrid
Porto Rico
Sagasta
Menarchies
Marshal Campos
Polavieja
France
Russia
Republican State Campaign Open July 8 Plan
The Republican state campaign will formally open on July 8 after a July 5 meeting of party leaders at the Copeland hotel. Chairman Albaugh and Secretary Brown will direct preparations for harmonious action among committees and nominees, with no speeches before September 1.
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Albaugh
Brown
Copeland Hotel
Confernes
Topeka
Wns
Ue Copeland Hotel
Market Report Shows Mixed Prices Amid Wet Weather
Market report for June 2 notes wet conditions hindering progress and uneven price moves across grains and livestock. Corn and wheat show mixed openings with July contracts lower or higher at times, while hogs and cattle demand remains uncertain amid weather disruptions and shifted shipments. Stronger coffee?
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Liverpool
Bio Sdivfons
Chivego
Gil
Jaiysis
Market Gossip from Wicklaum Commission Co
Market gossip from Wicklaum Commission Co reports visible supply changes for wheat and corn with limited demand. Chicago prices show mixed signals with potential for further advance, while bulls and bears trade heavily as speculators seek balance in the week ahead.
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Topeka
Kan
Jain Straus
Chicago
Uchicagos
Bation
Asay
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Charia
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Mit
Chicako
Sridey
Tullne
Erade
Spain
New York
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Bauru
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