President and Party Welcome in New Orleans Houston Visit
The New Orleans welcome for the president and his party featured Governor Bayers and civic ceremonies. The tour included the French Quarter, Jackson Square, and the old city charm, with military honors, French and Italian residents, and vivid public interest marking the historic transfer of Louisiana to US sovereignty.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Bayers
Austin
New Orleans
New Orlane
United States
Amelia
Aremaz Nole
Teroes Canal
Grat
Jackson Square
Oia Teh
MMP
Seyata
Blishield
Cadsia
Louisiank Geld
New
Orla
Eee
Die Weiter
Historic river voyage to Chalmette and dockyard visit
A presidential party sailed on the Mississippi from Audubon Park to Chalmette battlefield, viewing preparations for a new floating dry dock at Sparrow's Point Maryland. The ladies observed mourning ceremonies from the hotel while the group enjoyed the river trip and a Goostock style journey.
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Oity
Citixone
Audubon Park
Battlefeld
Chalmette
Hierto
Algiers
Sparrow's Point
Elis
Go'¢tock
Paeitics
City in Flames Reckless blaze engulfs 100 buildings in Jacksonville
A vast fire rips through Jacksonville Florida destroying a hundred buildings as flames spread through the business district and threaten residences. Neighboring cities are alerted for aid while winds push the blaze toward more structures and several factories and hotels are reported damaged or at risk.
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Jacksonville
Fia
Aboot
Ule
I Hotel
Uuts
Amore
Clavetaa Mibceiey
Noross
Women voters viewed as force for moral social reform
An article argues that women should use intellect and moral influence rather than immediate suffrage. It contends temperance, chastity, and public virtue require women's participation to shape laws and society, warning against anarchism and urging patient, broad moral reform before universal voting.
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Chicago
Leeuw
Seon Abe
Spaetalnie
Bergeinine
Unese
Candidates Draw Lots for County Ticket Positions
In Jamestown New York the county ticket is set for June 1 with candidates drawn for order on the ballot. For coroner and surveyor positions Mrs Panton is noted as deceased, and Mrs Fenton wife of former General and U S Senator Reuben Fenton is mentioned as aged about seventy.
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Rrae
Mra. Panton
Jamestown
X. Ys
Fence
United States
Reuben Fenton
Sands Charges Cruelty At State Asylum Meeting
Dr J B Sands accused the Csawatomis asylm of mismanagement and cruel treatment of patients during the annual meeting of the board of charities. Henry Allen denied the charges and noted a cloud over Departures while reporting several complaints about the institution.
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Eeteril
J. B. Sands
Csawatomis
T- Sane
Unis
Sands
Henry Allen
Topeks
Sunde
McKinley Reception Committee Plans Big Two-Car Parade
An important meeting of Topeka's presidential reception committee outlined a two stage procession for the president. The plan includes a morning carriage parade beginning at the Union Pacific depot and a later program at the state house with speeches.
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Pitts
State House
Qeipey Street
Union Pacific
North Topeka
Anderson
John By Frost
P. J. Anderson
P. Michennan
Elh
Crosby
J. W. "Brady
John Guthrie
M. Crow
Jas A. Troutman
P . Bonebrake
A. St Fuller
W. W. Marcinand
W. Parker
J. A. Troutman
A. Godard
O. H. Coulter
John Mr. Wright
J. H. Foucht
Frost
Iehvediate House
Unio Pacific
Parade Plans and Route for State Event in Topeka
Detailed schedule outlines for a state parade in Topeka including carriages, escort units from the Twentieth Kansas, marching routes through major streets, and a 12:20 pm state house arrival. It lists participants, parade officials, and amendments to include veteran groups and civic associations in uniform. It also notes a separate Philadelphia Horse Show with prize lists and cash awards.
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C_ Lita
Twentieth
Kansas
C1 Martin
Kansan
Pra
Arthur Cae A. McNeal
P. Mas
Jackson
Union Pacific Depot
Fuller and Philips
KN. G
Feneral Fox
Third
Kagsey Avenue
State House
Eaah
Eaital
Arena
Quincy Street
Talon Pacific Depot
Quincy
Gordon Minnet
Gorden
van Buren
Laurent
Rouse Avenue
Ninth Street
Ninth Atrest
Santa Fe
Tyler Street
Tyler
Tenth
Pillmore Street
Fillmore
Thirteenth Street
Thirteenth
Western Avenue
Westernvenue
Hunstoon Street
Huntoon
Taylor
Twelfth Street
Twelfth
Trier Street
Tirteenth
Topetas Avenue
Topeka Avenue
Eleventh
Flisewre
Ninth
Eighth Street
Eighth
Polk
Marshall
Amelia
North Steps
Kcov
Eragr
Rewhouse
Ohio Association
Esort
Percee City
Santa Fe Fepet
Stonta
Sixth
Jefferson
Fifth Street
Fifth
Banta Pe Depot
H. Funston
Aley
Morrill
R. Peters
Congress
Fox
Twentieth Kanhaas
First Ward
Vapitol Square
Kanaas Avanu
Kansas Avenue
Loyal Legion
Fambeatt and
Canpalan
Board of Education
Suthoritea
Dune
Topeka
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Horse Show Associatos
Wisaahtekoreta
Es Middie
New Turn Taken in City Council Mandamus Case
A majority of city council members signed an order opposing an appeal in the Hughes mandamus matter. Ex‑councilmen Bett and Merzan and Councilman Chaney object to using certain names in the appeal. The Parker Hughes case moves to the supreme court with a stay motion set for Saturday morning. judges may order the council not to follow the district court order pending merits.
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Hughes
State Supreme Court
Todas
Myers
Grasy
Shattinger
Weber
Orner
Nichols
Chaney
Bett
Merzan
Cotunell
Motlen
Supremé Court
Parker Hughes Mandantin
Supreme Centre
Col. Hughes
Flasen
Col Hughes
Still in the Ring Fight Over Insane Asylum Site Outcome
Clay Center fights a state board action amid a probate era uproar as the Supreme Court denies mandamus to compel funding for Parsons site. The hearing upheld a perpetual injunction, leaving the asylum project stalled pending further court rulings.
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Clay Center
Parsons
ISIL
Board of Charities
Er Fa Wea
Far State
Anepal
Crine
Court Agalp
Snd
Supreme Court
Grant Hornaday
Clay County
Sunday Saloon Closures Enforced in Kansas City
Mrs Currie Nation's agitation leads Kansas City to require saloons to close from mid night Saturday to Sunday and limit arrests for violators. Mayor Deeds and Police Commissioner Gregory sign the order after a conference, Commissioner Ward abstains from signing amid dispute with the Law and Order League.
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Kansas City
Currie Nation
Kuais City
Hayes
J .Ward
Eclectics Officers and State President Named
G Nocke of Holton named State President amid a lively Eclectics meeting at Topeka. The gathering drew strong attendance and featured reports from committees, with several members presenting plans for the year and noting ongoing community medical and educational efforts.
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G. Nocke
Holton
Jentic Medient
Cor
Baraiay
Eh Gars
Ichita
Ecrotars
P. Pucker
Oss Avaguter
W. C. Temiltan
Topeka
Airatemeton
Wien
Pape Packet
M. Mitheyer
Wieplin
Wertur
Ceamining Board
Thy Sercestry
BeNtarty
Armour's Afire at Chicago Stock Yards Fire Damages Big Beef House
Armour & Co. beef house at Chicago stock yards caught fire around 6:20 PM causing about 100000 in damages. The five story brick building held 1607 cattle on the fourth floor and 4400 dressed beef carcases. One hundred firefighters faced rapid flames and water, with a large alarm eventually raised as crews battled the blaze and evacuated workers.
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Chicago
Armaeour & Co
Chic Sweenie
Not Buying Santa Fe
Philadelphia May 3 T Dewitt Cuyler a director of the Pennsylvania Railroad company denied reports that PRR have offered for or seek representation in the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe affair. He said there is no foundation for the rumors and that the railroad company is not buying any Santa Fe stock.
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Philadelphia
T. Dewitt Cuoyler
Pennsylvania Railried Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Atchison, Topeka
New York Arraigns Three for Forgery and Usury
Albert T. Patrick David L. Short and Morrie Meyers pleaded not guilty before Recorder Goffinday to forgery indictments. Patrick also faced usury charges related to the late Texas millionaire William Marsh Rice. Demurrer and motion arguments followed as counsel contested dating and wording of the indictments. The recorder refused to reinstate the indictments.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
David L. Short
Morrie Meyers
Goffinday
Patrick
Texas Milionaire
William Marsh Rice
Angie
Hubert M. Moore
Garvin
Ling
Mary Wade oncen more arraigned for robbing a man
Mary Wade, a known offender, has been arrested again for larceny from a man. The report notes her prior incarcerations and suggests ongoing issues with crime in the state.
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Mary Wade
St. Potts
Kansan
Will Opposition Sparks 865000 Grant To Grandson
Probate court in the morning hears Mrs. Sells's will dispute over an 865000 bequest to her grandson. Executor named as P J Bonebrake. Ongoing questions surface about second marriage and potential challenges from relatives amid contested provisions and adoption rumors.
Arundel Sets Dieppe to New Haven Record Time
A damaged excerpt reports Arundel of the New Flaven and Dinvpe service setting a record paceline from Dieppe to New Haven in roughly two hours and sixty six minutes. Details on distance and specific route are unclear due to the corrupted text.
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Dieppe
Mew Haven
New Flaven
Arundyl
Armadyl
Crom
Paris Conservatoire Director Ridicules University Day
A clipped satire criticizes university ceremonies with a foreign sounding quote about degrees and music. The piece mentions Theodore Datir of the Faerie Gulmirvarchte proposing an American conference on musical technique and execution, suggesting skepticism about foreign degrees and recognition.
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Paris Conservatoire
University Dayrees Paria
Theodore Datir
Faerie Gulmirvarchte
Annie
Wnbeerwither
Tyusle
England
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