Salaries Start Again For State Officials In Billing Row
State officials reveal wages are unpaid as legislature delayed appropriations to cover new salary bills. Assisting figures include Charles Istint Stee Auditor C A Taylor Webb McNall H W Tatman D A MacCoubrie and others from state departments. Officials confronted by reporters say checks have not been issued and many employees feel they may not be paid.
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Abe
Teylor
Wrothnins
Charles Istint Stee
C. A. Taylor
Webb McNall
H.W. Tatman
D. A. MacCoubrie
State Insurance Department
G. A. Stryker
State Superitendent of Public Instruction
Allen
Someoe Herrich
W. By Birdy
Treasurer’s
James Campbel
ID. Lewelline Wend
W. P Dillanl
Railroad
Isormemin
Showers
James Setter
Alerk
Jian
Altice
Gharkty Haas
Jim Lewis
Charley Taylor
Fragmented Text fragment in a local notice style
The readable parts describe a fragmented article about health and beauty with unclear names and places. It mentions Sayre speaking to a lady and references a frank discussion in a tone resembling an old newspaper item. The text is partial and difficult to interpret.
Cheerful note on checks for fortunate ones brightens mood
He appeared cheerful as he signed off on the checks for the fortunate, yet happiness seemed elusive. He then noted that these men will again be working on salaries, implying ongoing financial arrangements.
Weather forecast hints at uncertain path toward Topeka
Weather note from Jenning predicts low traveling systems may veer away from Topeka or pass west of the city, delaying a clear forecast. The columnist cautions about changes and reports a mild warm spell in the Columbia building weather box, with thermometers showing slight highs around the expected mark.
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Hserver
Jenning
Topelew
Topeka
Kansan Avenue
Aicete
UH Weither Bureau
Ohumbbian Gultiing
Kanaue Avenue
Roosevelt and Wood to be Brigadier Generals
Washington June 30 Roosevelt and Wood in line for brigadier general ranks. Wood leads the Rough Riders with Roosevelt as lieutenant colonel in San Juan, promotions debated amid security cautions and wartime praise.
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Roosevelt
Wood
Washinton
Col
Rooseveit
Rough Riders
Sani
Kpirwa
Portico Port of Porto Rico Mission Steamer Dispatch
A Madrid dispatch notes Spanish trans Atlantic steamers Tals de Lumen Ignacio DL Loyola and San Sumusting Neve Jett Cauix tur Porte Rinun play key roles in a mission delivering stores and supplies. Turnkey Beach resigns from county Jol post. Leach, a colored appointee, leaves citing home absence. No new appointments until Gerfield park is designated for a July picnic with water, seating, and fireworks.
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London
Madrid
Tals de Lumen
Ignacio
Turnkey Beach
Fras Beach
Turnker
Jol
Leach
Sherstr Cook
Aleest
Topeka Chooses A Strauss For City Marshal
A executive session confirmed A Strauss as Topeka city marshal amid strong support from merchants and council members. Opponents cited his ties to a rating bureau, but the majority backed his appointment and he will be given a formal confirmation and a trial at the head of the police department.
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A. Strauss
Topeka
Tonlht
Werner
Strauss
Mr. Strauss
Teasor
Tr. Strauss
Couell
Fellows
Teddy
Seunel
Buck
Straues
Uie
Birihees
Ai. A. Croehy
Birakes
Pellowa
W. S. Surmiin
Stratas
Walter Thompson
Fellas
M. Snattinger
Warren Af Crosty
Amr
A_ Steinbire
Mer. Strauss
Dunlap
Dy. P. Paxton
Etraicht
F. Beebrake
F. Sawyer
Tamm
Chas. Adams
Dan
Bradstreet
Trpeks
W. Motitt
R L. Cofran
Helson
W. Green
John Cromwell
Cannonading Heard In Windward Passage Near Mole St Nicolas
A dispatch from Cape Haytien reported by the Journal describes furious cannonading in the Windward Passage near Mole St Nicolas. The firing continues, with details scarce and no clear confirmation of ships or combatants.
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New York
Cape Haytien
Mole St Nicolas
Gamazo Quietly Considers Resigning Over War
London June Madrid corresp from Standard reports Captain General August seeks permission to promise reforms to insurgents and end to the war. Senor Gamazo ministers refuse to support continuing hostilities. fear Spain’s political and financial ruin. Many liberal peers share his view as peace agitation grows beyond Madrid.
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London
Madrid
Standard Sys
August
Senor Puigeerver
Sener Gamazo
Senor Gamezo
Spain
Stevr Gatmazo
Pro-Vinces
Spanish Fake Report Supposed Brooklyn Naval Collision Debunked
A disputed Spanish story claimed a naval collision near Brooklyn involving the Dale Phi s, with Admiral Andson denying the tale as fabrication. Navy officials said no collision occurred and noted Dolphin procedures and repairs, while three weeks were expected for dockside work.
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Brooklyn
Awashington
Jung
Navy
Sampeon
Santiago Durhor
Kcarid
Navy Department
Manson
Oule
Hint to the Powers Sparks London Speculation
London reports that the Marquis of Salisbury’s speech was seen as a hint to Britain’s rulers. It is claimed the speech signals sympathy with the United States and may be tied to Germany’s stance on the Philippine question.
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London
Marquis of Salisbury
United States
Germany
Philippine
Food for 5 Anzards Two ships land at Kingston for Manzanillo
Kingston Jamaica June 20 Senor Lopes Ehaver former secretary to Governor General Blanco now a Spanish scent in Jamaica chartered two English schooners to convey food to Manzanillo for the Spanish troop. The vessels are landing at Montezray. Admiral Sampson has been notified and they probably will be turned back by an American cruiser.
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Jamaica
Manzanillo
Ts Associated Press
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Blanco
Tas
Blake
Montezray
Sampson
Antonio Lopez Escapes After Boiler Explosion Off San Juan
The Spanish steamer Antonio Lopes attempted to slip into the San Juan river near San Juan de Puerto Rico with provisions and war material. Two American warships spotted her, she altered course and headed for shore at Salingo. A boiler exploded during the scramble. casualty details are unclear as Spanish gunboats Concha and Isabella aided while Americans withdrew.
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Antonio Aan Walle
San Juan
San Juan de Porto Rico
Uut
Salingo
Erqundine
Concha
Isabella
Antonio Lopes
Antonio Lopez
Navy orders Camara to leave Port Said amid neutrality breach
London reports Egyptian government will notify Admiral Camara that the Spanish fleet must depart Port Said for neutrality reasons. General Greely coordinates Washington message plans. Telecommunication links expected to connect Sevilla and Villa with Washington within days, reducing courier needs.
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London
Egyplian
Camara
Port Said
Snake charmer in town with donkey and reptiles
The Atchison visitor called C J Lester arrives with a small Mexican donkey and a cart of rattlers, claiming fame as a western snake charmer. He travels from New Mexico and Arizona, displaying snakes and handling tricks to townspeople before moving on toward Sterilua. Baseball notes mention a Saturday game Topeka vs Atchison.
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Atchison
C.J. Lester
West
Lester
Missouil
New Mexico
Arizona
Siege guns and plan to seize Santiago forts
The article reports on Admiral Sampson approving the swift destruction of Cervera and the Merrimac scenario, the planned immediate seizure of Morro and the entrance forts, and Shafter’s forces preparing to occupy the castle within an hour of bombardment. It notes possible postponement and dismisses fears of Pando’s reinforcement.
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Jemapa i
Sampson
Cervera
General Shafter
Admiral Bampson
Morro
Vesuvius
Shafter
Pando
Santiago
United States
Envelopes firms sued. Cohen wins $15700 in Supreme Court
New York June 30. Charles J. Cohen, a mass producer of envelopes, won $15700 in the New York Supreme Court against Denlin & Jones Envelope Co Holyoke Envelope Co Morgan Envelope Co and several others over a scheme to form Standard Envelope Co controlling 85 percent of U S production The jury awarded the full amount Cohen sought arguing that agreements to restrain competition may be lawful to prevent ruinous competition and that such restraints can be permissible The defendants argued the contract violated state and federal anti trust laws.
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New York
Supreme Court
Charles J. Cohen
Denlin & Jones Envelope Company
Holyoke Envelope Company
Morgan Hevelope Company
Cohen
Standard Envelope Company
United States
Caroline Islands Rebels Seize Spanish Posts
Vancouver reports from Hong Kong say the revolt against Spanish rule has spread to the Caroline Islands. A small Spanish garrison remains, relief is unlikely, and rebels are expected to gain control soon.
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Vancouver
B. C
Mall
Hong Kong
Caroline Islets
Topeka Club Serenaded by Marshall's Bend Band
Marshall's Bend gave a complimentary concert to the Topeka club. The band serenaded the club members in front of the clubhouse with electric lights around the lawn. Afterward the members were entertained inside and a program included Stars and Stripes, A Cluster of Peaches, Italian Nights, In Darkest Africa, Gems, Bride Elect, and more selections.
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Marshall
Stars and Stripes Peveven
Sousa
Africa
Governor Grants Clemency To Weir City Miners
Governor Leedy pardons Henry Hverets and Julien Bernarding of Cher okee county from the penitentiary after serving half of a three year sentence for suspected anarchist involvement in a freight car theft near Weir City. Reported they hid in the car during rain and took oranges before returning home.
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Seedy
Henry Hverets
Julien Bernarding
Cherokee County
Freigt
Weir City
Leedy
Will of George Wolff Adopted for Estate Plan
The late George Wolff’s last will and testament was admitted to probate. He bequeathed one half of his estate to his wife Mary J. Wolff after debts are paid, $100 to his California brother John Wolff, and equal shares to his three children Mary M. Lindsey Frank L. Wolff and John St. Wolff. He also directed a grave stone costing at least $500 to be paid from the estate and wished his wife appointed administrator without bond.
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George Wolff
Wday
L. Blackman
Frank Herald
Charles Watt
Wolff
Mary J. Wolff
John Wolff
California
Mary M. Lindsey
Frank L. Wolff
John St. Wolff
St Louis Sugar War Sways Havemeyer Agenda Across Cities
In St Louis on June 20 the sugar trust battle over the equality plan spills to other cities with Judson Lounsberry directing enforcement against jobbers. Havemeyer faces sector conflicts in multiple markets including Indianapolis Chicago Detroit and Detroit and the trust aims to bind distributors to the plan, prompting feared outbreaks and further settlements amid concessions.
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American Sugar Refining Company
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Sugar Trust
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Loansberry
Indianapolis
U- Ear Trust
United States
Ensime
New York
St Denis
Lumsherry
Chicago
Uny House
William MF Company
Burela
Lounsberry
Detroit
Robinson Gro— Orty Company
Sigsbee's Fight Off Puerto Rico Described In Action
Report from Guantanamo Bay describes the battle near San Juan de Puerto Rico. The American cruiser St Paul engaged the Spanish torpedo boat Terror, killing two Terror crew and wounding several. Terror towed in damaged condition. General Perez’s Cubans, aided by Captain McCaila, were clothed and armed, and 3000 rations from the State of Texas were landed for Cuban families near Perez's troops.
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Associated Press
Paya del Bete
Guantanamo Magdine W
St. Paul
San Juan de Preto Rico
Terror
Matag
Perez
Guantanamo
McCaila
United States
State of Texas
Sailed from Spain and Spanish guns in action near San Juan
Madrid reports the Antonio Lopez sailed from Spain after being ashore near Salinas, chased by US cruisers St Paul and St Louis. Concha and Tsibella attacked, towing protection for landing troops. Americans returned fire as cargo was landed and fighting continued. Manila wires orders to resist to the end as Camara’s voyage speeds up.
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London
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Dully Mall
Antonio Lopez
Salinas
San Juan de Porto Rico
Spain
St Paul
St. Louis
Concha
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Market Report Preview for Wheat Corn and Provisions
Today’s market summary notes wheat weakness fading into a rally as crop damage reports raise concern. Wheat futures show mixed sentiment with northwest deliveries steady, corn offerings and weather impacting price moves, and provisions market showing caution. Livestock in Kansas City sees steady cattle receipts and active hog trade with varied bids across classes.
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Aed
Market News and Mixed Prices From Chicago Livestock Oval
Chicago livestock market reports show cattle receipts at 83 002 with bar silver and bonds, and wheat futures steady to dull across contracts. Also ads list a Kansas City produce market and New York money market rates, plus housing and job classifieds and a late sale listing.
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