Aguinaldo In The Field And Garcia Captured
American dispatches report General Garcia captured in the town to the west, after Lieut Seyvith and cavalry surrounded the town. General Aguinaldo’s forces are assembling a sizable contingent as Young appeals for reinforcements to strike early. News notes recovery and movements across Legaspi and Albay, with several American casualties and ongoing patrols.
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Manila
Tinetams
Dore Tran
Youti
Kemera Tipo
Perth
Minthbalpk
Young de- Alpes
Ryeinforce
Young
Legasptind Biaxu
Prides of
Albay
Kegnepl
Sorengiad
Mania
Americas
Garcia
Hales
Grtca
Tate
Seyvith
Shandi
Arai Mascarda
Work Begins on Pep Project Pledges and Site Prep
A garbled report outlines plans for a pledge drive and shop-site work. It mentions canvassers, penalties for incomplete pledges, and costs for securing land, with figures and localities referencing Shawnees County and Topeka in a period-voice tone.
Subscriptions Placed Ahead Across Security Shop
Subscriptions already listed include Thomas Aw, Senavlec Retchois, P, Lannas Warner, and Potter. The shop plans to have the remaining subscriptions ready by Thursday morning after securing the security arrangements.
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Anos
Securit
Ae Thomas Aw
Senavlec Retchois
Lannas Warner & Potter
Parsons Home Condemnation Case Sought State Block
A court injunction halted warrants for 25 000 tied to land condemned for Parsons public works. Judge Mazen ruled condemnation validity governs the warrant duty. the board of public works had ceased to exist after key resignations and vacancies, making actions void and warrants unenforceable.
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Hegen
Parsons
Asylum
Caseid
Board of Public Works
Coleman and
Williams
Clay” Center
A. F Jetinere
Ak Lng
George E. Cole
Thetate
John Beaton
Michael Heery
Based of Public Works
Usy
Itt
Mazen
Board of Public Workt
John Seeton
Urelr
Sol Miller
Joko Heaton
Dune
Dune, Twv7, In Continuing the Deetalon Mays: “Mere Heery and Beaton
Tr. Hutt
Nistosie Barkin
Widl
Beeme
St Milter
Tim
Board of
Public Work
Weil
Cousisel
Filets
Publes Works
Miller
Tullon
Boalun
Miller Kay
Joan Salton Davite
Cewes
Dewey at Memphis Visit Sparks Public Interest
Admiral Dewey arrived in Memphis with Lt. Caldwell and Crawford. Crowds gathered in the business district while a reception and committee plans were discussed at the hotel. The party planned events at the Grand Opera House and other venues before evening ceremonies.
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Memmis
Galdwell
Crawford
Miriat
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Tim
Bile
Aenea
Aie Dewer
Mrs. Dewey
Hote Grand Opera House
Day of cyclones leaves trail of death across Kansas
Terrific cyclones tore through Ellinwood and surrounding Barton County areas May 3. George Helfrich and wife were killed when their home collapsed. several others injured or missing as farms suffered extensive damage to buildings, crops, and livestock. Reports of tornados also reached Ellsworth Kanopolis Salina areas with partial damage but few fatalities.
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Ellinwood
Kan
Logan Township
Cheyenne Bottom
George Helfrich
Tale
William Helfrich
Cheyenne
Cast Schneider
Hammika
Eo Fares
Kimen
John Hamika
Great Bend
Hurné
Willum Welch
Fawnes Rock
Cradlin
Barton County
Frederick
Fics
Tain
Ellsworth
Elsworth
Brockville
Kanopolis
Kanopelis
Mey
Wakte
Salina
Minorapalis
WH C Endicott Dead Former War Secretary of Cleveland
William Crowninshield Endicott, secretary of war under President Cleveland, died at his residence in the city yesterday afternoon after a long career in public service. His wife, Ellen Peabody Endicott, daughter of George Peabody, was noted in telegrams, while weather across Kansas and Chicago hinted at cooler air tonight with westerly winds.
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Cleveland
William Crowninshield Tydhelitt
Endicoit
Tuupnter
Joseph Chamberlain
Cable
Endicott
Ellen Peabody
George Peabody
National Boer sympathizers form national society in Detroit
Sybrant Weanilius of Grand Rapids, ex-state rile Toad commissioner, returned to Detroit from New York. He predicts a national society of Boer sympathizers to be formed within six weeks as New York friends approve the plan.
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Friends of the Boers
Detroit
Mich
Sybrant Weanilius
Grand Rapids
New York
Wesseliusy
Middle of the Road Populists Gather in Cincinnati
The internal convention of the Middle of the Road Populists meets next Wednesday in Cincinnati. Ohio and Kentucky state conventions occur tomorrow. Officials expect about 2000 delegates, with headquarters at the Wehrman building opposite the post office and decorations at Robinson’s Opera House. Fusion advocates and leaders oppose fusion, while factions favor no compromise.
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Cincinnati
Intoml
National Reform Press Assaciation
Nore
Ohio
Kentucky
People’s Party
Breen
Wehrman
Fifth Street
Generil
Robinson's Opera House
Governor Stanley Rules Out Special Session on Rail Legislation
Gov Stanley says he has not decided on a railroad bill and will not call a special session. He urges the people to elect lawmakers who will craft a just law balancing railroads and shippers, noting the court decision opens a path but urging caution and consideration.
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Stanley
Fovernor
State Journal
Tal
Topela
Ritiroid Commissioners
Railroad Commission
Legilature
Kansas
House
Senate
Hagenback Comes to Town With Oriental Midway Carnival
The street fair committee closed a contract with Oriental- Americus Midway Carnival for a big show from Charlotte to Topeka. Main act is Hagenback’s trained wild animals including lions and elephants plus a dancing bear and a boxing kangaroo. Also features an oriental theater streets of all nations German village and other attractions. The midway space requires 200 by 200 feet and exhibitions by Cleatat’s acrobats and Prof Harry Waughs are planned. A meeting of street fair committees is set for tomorrow at the Commercial club rooms. Roosevelt to Be a Guest. Governor Roosevelt has accepted an invitation to attend the Republican club national convention in St Paul on July 17 and 18 and will probably speak.
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Hagenback
Oriental- Americus Midway Carnival Company
Charlotte
North Carolina
Tobela
Courss
Hugenback
Alec
Oriental Theater
Commercial Club
Roosevelt
New York
Homor
St Paul
Minn
Session debate on special legislature needed for reform
The text discusses timing and aims of a legislative special session. It argues against convening a special session, predicting it would resemble a congress of political maneuvering rather than productive reform. It favors continuing public discipline during the regular session.
British advance tightens grip as Winburg falls
London dispatches confirm Winburg captured by British forces and Gen Hamilton advances toward Pretoria with Roberts north of the Vet River. Reports say Boers retreat toward Kroonstad while British mounted infantry press the broken front near Smaldeel and Vet crossings. Casualties few, Maxim and prisoners taken.
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Huller
Natal
Jess
Bigearsberg
Lord Roberts Lesipe
Vet
Bloentfonteim
Kroonstad
Hunter
Mafeking
Barton
Paget
Smaldec
Winingrad
Winburg
Hamilton
Vet River
Kopiy
Hoxhof
Methuen
Startkop- Pplesfontein
Boshof
Bogrs
London
Lord Roberts
War Office
Smaildeel
Smalldeel Junction
Zand River
Th Mounted Infantry
Dari
New South Wales
New Zealand
Queensland Mounted Infantry
Amey
Essex Regiment
Kopjes
Ti Ja
Zand
Thaba Sohu
War
Lord Hoberts
Banda Sith Gebers
Yeomanry
Thabe NC
Hundles
Taylor Gives Up
Indianapolis May 7 Wm Taylor Republican claimant to Kentucky governor was guest of Charles Finley ex secretary of State of Kentucky. Taylor said he is on his way to Washington where he will stay until the supreme court passes on the governorship controversy. Finley declined to discuss the situation to Kentucky facts and there is no truth in a Frankfort testimony that Finley said General would be killed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wm. & Taylor
Kentucky
Charles Finley
Taylor
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
Finley
Goldeney Frankfort
Genel
Charges Filed Against Uncler Sam Inspector
The article reports charges of neglect of duty against W. S. Jordan, a federal live stock inspector at Quanah, with claims he admitted cattle infected with a tick-borne disease. It highlights a long running dispute between Kansas commissions and the federal animal industry over regulation of cattle shipments into Kansas.
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Uncler
Sam
Kansas
Santiltary Commission
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Stanley
Jordan
Quanah
Kanes
Texas
Kangax
Thief Department
Carnivalon
Nate End
Washington
Tan Uc
Kanes City
Supreme Court decision targets quacks and medical practice
The state board of health sees a new precedent from a Saturday Supreme Court ruling in a case involving quacks practicing medicine without proper licenses. The decision holds that practitioners must have met prior legal standards, and it could empower health officials to prosecute more providers. The Hays City case shifted to a new trial as authorities aim to regulate unlicensed medical work.
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Supreme Court
State Board of Health
Hays
Supreme
Grinstead Pardoned Unlikely by Governor
There is no probability Governor Janiay will pardon Grinstead. Rules require the presiding judge and prosecuting attorney to support clemency, and Judge Stuart has said Grinstead’s settlement complies with the law. Without governor breaking this rule, Grinstead cannot be released before serving his term.
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Janiay
Pool
Jules
Stuart
Grinstead
Judges Rule Police Magistrates Not Elective
Supreme Court decides police judges are appointed, not elected, settling a long standing question after a Kansas City case where an elected judge sought the seat of an appointed one. Also notes a separate smallpox damages claim against the city by George 5 seeking 35000 for removal from duty and resulting injuries.
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Supreme Court
Kancow
Kar
Jude
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