Weather and crop outlook across districts report
Weather reports from Jennings to Dodge City note navy winds and variable temperatures with dry eastern areas and wet western zones. Wheat and corn progress vary. cotton? forage crops showing strength as cattle range improves. rainfall needed in several counties to sustain pasture and ongoing planting across Middle Divison and Far West zones.
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Dodge City Buntay
Medina
McPherson
Leedhran
Tes
Erate
Postmaster Prohibits Three pamphlets by Anti Imperial Leader
Washington May 2 The postmaster has directed the San Francisco postmaster to stop the mailing of three pamphlets issued by Edward At-Xineon of Reston vice president of the Anti imperial league. The material is said to aim at circulation by mail within the country and would be dispatched to the Philippines.
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Washington
Federal
San Frageleco
Edward At- Xineon
Reston
Jant-Imperialiie League
EJ Whites Not Going Away from Santa Fe Ties
EJ Whites denial confirms he remains in Kansas with ties to Santa Fe and will not move to Pennsylvania for the Delaware Erie position. In other news, Tod Sloan rode Maklyn in a five furlong Chester meeting race, Chevening led early but finished fourth with Denevan Rossa second and Tyrosome third in a U 1 4 betting outcome.
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White
Santa Fe
Pather
State Journal
Mtaterone
Emporia Pers
Euneylvania
Delaware & Erie Hie Fe
Kansas
Sloan
London
Chester
Musker
Orton
Simona
Tod Sloan
Maklyn
J G. R Homfray
Denevan Rossa
Mr. Russell
U i
Chevoning
Arlington interment with military honors for 252 dead
Washington May 2 252 soldier dead bodies from Cuba and Porto Rico aboard the steamship Chon were buried at Arlington with full military honors. The ceremony matched the earlier one for bodies brought by Crook with two acting war officials and Major General Miles in attendance. Major Gunther and artillery units led the procession while Chaplain Freekind and Father Mager conducted services.
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Washington
Cuba
Porto Rico
Arlington
Crook
Hs Cabinnet
Metkiejohn
Alser
Miles Assis
Col
Gunther
Fourth Artillery
Freekind
Fortress
Monrot
Father Mager
Morrison of Salina Killed in Service at 26
Henry Morrison of Salina aged 26, son of H T Morrison, longtime Saline county sergeant, was a Saline high school graduate and Presbyterian church member. In a letter to his parents he expressed duty and faith, trusting Providence will guide his future. Albert Terry, reportedly drowned, hailed from Kansas City Kansas.
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Henry Morrison
Salina
H. T. Aforrison
Leateong
Saline County
Saline High School
Presbyterian Church
Ceel Persimilio
Albert ‘Terry
Kansas City
Kan
Real estate transfers listed with multiple property details
Hicks and wife transfer to RF Hod for 5000 property in east half 16 12 14. Elizabeth J Godwin and husband to Mary Goodwin for 1000 at 21% and 215 Madison Street. Silas P Morgan and wife to Helen W Flobine for 100 at 43 and 5 Tyler Street Maple Grove addition. F O Popenne and wife to Molen T Butterfield for 650 at blocks 6 7 8, Agburndale. Weeterh Land association to Mabel Foucht for 1. Maple Grave addition. Hinchman and wife to Mabel Foucht for 1. Shawnee County tax deed 355 14 lots 38 and 1 ½ Center Street Maplet in addition. Asa Starr and husband to Albert Robertson for 2009 east Gulf northwest quarter 0 14. Jennie R Stratton to A W Taces HO lots 205 and 27 Harrison Street. HAL Lewis and husband to S J Dustan for 1 lots 265 and 267 Chestnut Street Metzer's third addition.
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Hicks
RF. Hodwins
East Half
Eizabeth J. Godwin
Mary Goodwin
Ite
Madison Street
Silas P. Morgan
Helen W. Flobine
Tyler Street
Maple Grove
F.O. Popenne
Molen T. Butterfield
Agburndale
Mabel Foucht
Tyler, Polk
Taylor Steeete
Hinchman
Muabel Foucht
Shawhe
Pearl MeNwal
Center Street
Maplet
Asa Starr
Albert Robertson
East Gulf Northwest Quarter
Jennie R. Stratton
A. W. Taces
Harrison Street
Hal Lewis
J. Dustan
Chestnut Street
Metitzer
Engines Ordered as England Seeks American Loco Motives
In London a demand for 130 locomotives built in America emerges as the Mid Britain railway plans to place a contract for 13 locomotives with American firms. Great Northern Railway is also said to order many Mogul-type engines from American builders amid a widening strike of grain shovelers. In Buffalo a shooting occurred during a strike scene. Wm H Kennedy, kin of Jane Kennedy, was wounded in the right breast and another man was shot in the left breast, with both likely fatal. The shooter, Skinner, with twenty others, was arrested. The incident followed the grain shovelers’ strike.
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England
America
London
Midfend
Great Northern Railway
Buffalo
Wm. H. Kennedy
Jane Kennedy
Main Street
Skinner
Wellington
Samoa
Apia
Reuter
Gonaul
Falifa
Amer— Fcat
Vailima
Lieut. Gaunt
Porpolee
Sturdee
Lieut
Cave
Robert Louis Stevenson
Mutanta
Lulumoebea
Stevenson
Westminster Gazette
Funchal
Madeira
Mrs. Stevenson
McKinley
Commodore Watson
Ike
le Beth
Reformatory Changes In Hutchinson Officials Named
J Beck of Salina appointed assistant superintendent at Hutchinson reformatory and assumed duties. Superintendent Simmons names Capt Edwards as storekeeper and lists new school principal George G Price Hedgman county. G A Phillips Igtick county Wacker Stuches Douglas carpenter Clarence Howand Johnson mason G Cheatum Kingman 8 King Rend counties W 1 Mendenhall Barton county guards.
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J. Beck
Salina
Hutchinson Reformaton
W. T. Hopkins
Simmons
Capt. Ecdwards
Hutchinson
George G. Price
Hedgman County
Princips
G. A. Phillips
Igtick
Wacker
G. Stuches
Douglas County
Carpenter
Clarence Howand
Johnson County
Mason
G. Cheatum
Kingman County
King
Rend
W. 1 Mendenhall
Barton County
Guards
Good Citizens Meet in Cincinnati for Two Day Session
The third annual Good Citizenship convention opens in Cincinnati with a two day program at the Odd Fellows hall and Palace hotel. President George Miten of California delivers the annual address tonight as delegates from across the nation convene, with sessions, committee meetings, and a devotional opening marking the start of proceedings.
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J. Q. A. Hengy
Chicago
Chariton Edholm
Chicauio
Herbert Casson
Tennesse
T. Ninhelain
Washington
Alfred Cridge
San Francisco
Helen Gou *Gar
Lafayette
Ind
J.P. Kuftey
Phil Semmings
Wik
HS. Thompson
J. W.arrowsmith
New
National Lead Company Declared Not a Trust by Court
The Missouri Court of Appeals ruled that the National Lead Company cannot operate under a corporate form by its members or governing bodies and dismissed the anti trust claim. The case involved a debtor suit for 21759 with a view bet and a defendant challenging the trust designation. Judge c v Biand, brother of Congressman Hiand, presided.
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St. Louis
Etreult Court of Appeals
Rendy Red
National Lead Company
Oormbinket
Ulemalander
National Lend Company
NUE
C. v. Biand
Hiand
Tis Court
Pitz in Training Ahead of May 4 Coney Island Fight
New York May 2 Booritzsimmons begins earnest training for his date with Jim Jertz on May 4 at Coney Island. The champion wrapped up a Jersey City bout Saturday night. Jeffries already dominated Lanky Bob in the week, but the Australian expects four weeks to reach peak form. Training quarters kept secret but set for Thth Beach. A cottage is secured with a gymnasium to be added, Dan Wickes assists the champion as he did for Fite against Corbett.
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New York
Booritzsimmons
Jim Jertz
Coney Island
Jersey City
Jeffries
Pitzsimmone
Julian
Dan Wickes
Ths
Corbett
A Triumphal Cruise and Various May Events
Reports from May events include Rear Admiral Howlson welcomed in Ponta del Gorda and the Weal elvil palace gardens visit, Chicago sailors performing in Municpal park, and Edward Atkinson's anti imperial documents under Postmaster General review. Also noted are Senator Kyle's resignation talk, Kansas City labor strikes, efforts to regulate ticket scripting, and a brief Supreme Court adjournment.
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Ponta del Gorda
Secres Island
United States
Chicago
Africa
Weal Elvil
Howlson
Auguste Norera
Muniatpal Park
Puttir
Funston’s Political Prospects In Kansas Debate
Western paper discusses Colonel Funston, praises his leadership of the Twentieth Kansas, and weighs possible political future. Local figures offer mixed views on a Funston run for governor, congressman, or senator, noting his popularity and potential booster effect for the Republican ticket.
Atkinson Potentially Exonerated Over Manila Circulars
Washington May 2 Absent cabinet members include Gage Lange Alger and Wi 46h The Manila circulars criticized Philippine policy and volunteers whose term ends may not re enlist Edward Atkinson of Boston linked to the operation faces possible charges under a federal sedition statute but action may be deferred The postmaster general ordered the circulars halted at San Francisco and officials weigh the gravity of the alleged offense
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Atkinson
Washington
Gage
Lange
Alger
Manila
Nilinxius
Edward Atkinson
Hoste
United States
United Suites
Alaskan boundary talk and army report at meeting
Parts of the army beef commission report were read at the meeting and matters relating to the Alaskan boundary question were briefly discussed. The remarks suggested discrediting actions by Mr Atkinson and possible energetic measures if repetition occurs.
Chaldean Club Banquet Features Pie Top and Toastees
Social notes describe the Chaldean club annual banquet held Monday at Wiley, with pink and white decorations and a top crust pie joke for the attendees. The program included questions on literature, women in business, and notable contributions, with Mrs. W. W. Russell presiding and Mrs. Mills presenting the humorous dish. Invitations extended for Decoration Day with members and families.
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Wiley
Robert Steele
Flora Mayo
O. C
Galt
Kansas
W. W. Russell
J. B. Larimer
W. W. Mills
John Sim
Albert Watkins
Robert Blace
George Walp
McGiifert
Mayo
H. G. Larimer
Hampton Strete
Metcalf the Man to Succeed Funston as Colonel
Kansas news discusses who will replace Colonel Funston as colonel of the Twentieth Kansas. Major Wilder S Metcalf of Lawrence is favored by many, with Governor Stanley to appoint. The article notes Metcalf’s war record and ties to the Kansas National Guard, alongside Governor Stanley’s cautious stance on official Washington confirmation before final choices.
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Funston
Kansas
Ed Little
Wilder S. Metcalf
Lawrines
Stanley
Ldithe
Metcalf
Kansas National Guard
Little
Leedy
Allen
Punston
Aven
Nour
Ren
Messare
Washington
Soldier comments on leadership and wounded officer
A historical note quotes a soldier expressing mixed views on appointments made by a superior officer. He mentions Lieut. Col. Little Nagbern being wounded and unable to join battles, while admitting uncertainty about the regiment’s opinion on the matter.
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Little
Bern
Rebels on Top Near Apia in Samoa Clash
Report from Wellington dated May 2 notes that powers instruction worsened the Samoa crisis. Rebels hold key granaries near Apia and boast against British and American forces. Civilians, including whites, face danger. German and rebel factions celebrate perceived victories.
Market report from Chicago May 2 Wheat and livestock activity
The Associated Press market report notes weakness in wheat with lower July and June prices amid declines in corn and hog receipts. Cattle and hog futures show firmer opening but quick shifts as buyers step back. Grain and livestock receipts and shipments are listed with mixed press coverage.
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Chicago
Derath
Minneapolia
Oulu
Ya Cohn
Joly
Dulrthac
Provis
Puckees
Bee
Fialotiy Seieber
Grain Market News Mixed With Wheat and Corn Prices
Market commentary from New York and Chicago reports mixed grain movements. Wheat and corn futures show fluctuations amid export talk, with receipts and stocks varying across cities and analysts noting bulls and bears in play.
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Bishop Sons & Alexander Black & Co
The
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Lapehiar
Sessions
Quincy St
Gouradd
Wale As
Anu
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al Re
Europe
Hoprins
Horrison
National League
Cincinnati
National Lead Co
Missouri
Pitz
Bik
Bath Beach
Azores
Waanington
Boaton
Smith
Loday
Cabinet Sesaion
Kyle
South Dakota
Aglig
Ehalric
Senate
Ir Fm
National Association of Merchants and ‘Travelers
U.S. Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Gen. Funston
Colonel Funstn
Leland
Barton
Colonel Funston
Kanes
Mr. Leland
Iverybody
General Fun
Ston
Rabk Gud
John Chanes
Shawnte County
Republican Central Committee
Punstan
F. L. Stevens
Register of Deeds
Winsell
Tia
Punesians
Troutman
Larimer
J. & Postlethwaite
Court of Visitation
E. DD
Black
Roosevelt
Fanston
Hut
Rowersick
Social and Personal
W. FH. Houston
Council Blofta Sfier A Yiest
A. W. Lacey
Josephine Dirtrigh
Wear
Krauthof
Honolulu
Kokohama
Krau
Philly Brooks
Minneapolis
Minn
F.C. Is
Annie
Diggs
Bernheimer
M. Snottinger
Roger Robbing
Metro
Unity Church
Josephine Gay
Helen Bhorltt
Clara Fleishman
Mary Sykes
Margaret Garver
Phil Reed
Associated Press
Chicago Livestock Market
Chinen Utes
Iiss
Kaneae
Athens
Peripatiees
Ada
Lg. Com
Ted
Howe
John Barrett
St. Loui
Minenapolis
Chicazos Counselman
Jraviers
Theta
Izstissec Teoeleta
Junge
Beerbohen
Browmhall
Tate Kingdon
Corm
Joseph
J. C. Gothen
Topeca
Kane
Forcen Howees
Mattie
Arthur Joseph
Jyis
TEAC
Ryie
Holes Prairie
Creumery
Rae
Rome
Arch
Sera Batorl
Texas
Nathan
Union Ag
SATS
Pia
Ina
Lambs
E Tauttons
Chi
Ktesta Telephone
J. C. Goings
East Fifth Street
Lepeed
China
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