President tours Arizona and New Mexico frontier visit
President arrives in Benson at 3 36 am after El Paso and Deming stops in a dusty late afternoon journey through the territory. He praises American resilience, thanks New Mexico for welcoming him, and recalls Galveston hurricane aid. The Arizona stop includes a brief speech amid crowds and a later Phoenix engagement to inspect a gold mine and a mining operation near Tempe, with further tours planned through the territory.
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Benson
Arizona
Phoenix
Amereisus
Deming
New Mexico
Deming White
Otero
Iver
M. Berger
el Peso
Wwain Kerens
Welcom
Folim
Thin Territory
United States
Jack- Homville
Texas
Sisit
Galventon
Address at El Paso President Reassures Those Opposed to a Large Army
In El Paso President McKinley delivers a cosmopolitan address praising the city’s growth, national unity, and support for expansion, while asserting the United States aims for peace and limited armed force. He notes troops’ honor in distant seas and stresses prioritizing civilization and development over war, with strong applause from listeners. London dispatch adds the Coal Tax vote result.
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Ei Paso
McKinley Sila
Ananeral
Apumiada
el Piso
Elas
Ander
Anmerickana
Republic
Bani
Mexican Republic
Xese Tay Republic
United States
Waekington
China
Applausi
Arta
Fem
Eadeus
Lang
Mexico
Internati
Guadalupe
Tim
Dent Harrison
Erenet
Otha
Fragmentary Mining Scene Echoes From Valley Rail Route
A blurred report describes a white bog near Teetone and a tense moment as a tree crys out and a man is shaken by a cordial handshake. On the way to the train a Peeminnt hero shows a mining lamp while the Valles valley valley area and the Vulture mine feature in the fleeting narrative about a vice president.
A Nation Party Discussed In Topeka Movement
Reported plans reveal a Topeka effort to form a reform party as an alternative to existing national parties. Carrie Nation associates push for a unified platform tackling temperance monopolies and vice, aiming to gain control of future offices. Local leaders including Mrs. J. P. White court Dr Eva Burding to join, while the group hints at a secret city meeting to finalize its plans.
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Toot
Topeka
Carrie Nation
Mra J. P. White
Tenth
Kansas Avenues
Eva Burding
Aira White
Lraderm
Dr. Barding
New
White
Ansey
Harding
G. Stesrart
Nation
Kansas
Iowa
Ifier
Tonlent
Mustered Out Returned Volunteers Rapidly Discharged
Mustering of Thirty ninth infantry completed at Frisco with others to follow. Thirty second to be mustered Wednesday, Twenty ninth Friday, Twenty sixth next Monday. Army reduction to bring regulars back from the Philippines after volunteers return. Albany strike shuts five city streetcar lines. causes widespread disruption. Large city weather and rail spot reports list tied cities and scores across Washington and New York areas.
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Frisco
San Francis
Thirty Ninth Infantry
Philippines
Fourteenth Kansas Bankers Meeting Speakers List
Kansass bankers gather for the fourteenth engual cry Bankers with Aivah Trowbridge and James Hi Mok among prominent speakers. The program covers welcoming address by J D Bower, president Cocy Chandler, secretary and treasurer reports, committee reports on insurance and cuthetes, plus talks on branch renting and savings banks. Afternoon sessions feature Morton Aibaueh and other bank officials with lectures on public financial topics.
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C. Tr. Brokaw
Commercial State Bank
Kansas City
Kan
W. F. March
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence
K. Seuville
Citizens State Bank
Benen
Ralph W. Cone
University of Kansas
Alyah Trowbelige
The
Americans' Association
New York
Salmon in the Trust seen in Alaska canneries deal
The Alaska Packers association has reportedly priced a consolidation of Alaska salmon canneries at about 15.0 million dollars and offered options to a syndicate led by T. B. MacIver, McGovern & Co, and partners in Seattle and Fairhaven. The proposed combine would secure a capital near 420 million dollars, with common preferred stock and debenture bonds.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
Alaska Packers Association
T. B. Mactiovern
Delafield, McGovern & Co
Jelly-Clark Company
Seattle
Wash
Alaska Packers’ Association
Chilkoot
Alaska
United States
Clean Offer Made On Panama Canal Sale To United States
New York May reports Panama Canal Company with Colombian approval submitted a formal offer to sell the Panama Canal to the United States. A proposal letter was sent to Rear Admiral Walker by Martinez Silvera with Colombia's minister present. Appraisers from both sides would choose final estimates. no conditions were stated. The move could influence canal route recommendations.
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New York
Isthmiananal Commission
Panama Canal Company
Xius
Washitefol
The
Herald
Panama Canal
United States
Walker
Martinez Silvera
Colomblia
Hoa Deen
Parema Canal
Nation in court case set for May 13
Mrs Carrie Nation faces five counts for smashing joints and will appear in district court May 13 with trials for her followers also scheduled. Most Home Defenders expected to plead guilty and pay small fines. Dr Nation jailed in Wichita awaiting trial arrangements. Other defendants listed include Madeline Sauter Rose Chridrick Rex Z W Emerson and Ft MacDonald Brickmakers Strike. In Missouri, brickworkers strike claims 700 to 800 men demanding wage gains. In Spokane a pedestrian death occurs as Sister Smeon dies after a runaway carriage incident at Sacred Heart hospital facility.
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Carrie Nation
Xubby
Coria
Madeline Sauter
Rose Criet
Rose Chidrick Rex
Z. W. Emerson
Ft MacDonald
Weather Indications for Kansas and Chicago
Chicago May 7 forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Wednesday. Cooler in the eastern portion tonight with light frost possible. Overall calm weather outlook for the region with no major disturbances expected.
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Chicago
Kansas
Arkansas River irrigation fight moves toward Supreme Court
Kansas urges court to adjudicate riparian rights in the Arkansas river dispute with Colorado. Attorney General Godard contends Colorado seeks to divert waters unreasonably, harming Kansas citizens and revenue, while Colorado argues riparian rights and prior law protect its irrigation needs.
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Colorado
United States Supreme Court
Godard
West
CC. Post
Theoep
Washington
Fiehan
Posi
Gylerado
Kanes
Jugge West
Ranaas
Sansus
Colorado Aince
Union
United States
Arkansas River
State of
Colorad
Arkansas Valley
Betane
Kansek
Kansan
State of Kansas
Kaunas
Arkarums
Anit Wevereink Copeasey
Hugee Shipman
New York
Connecticut
Sied
Territory of
Calnorado
Tis
United Bastes
Rio Grande Irrigation Company
Ln Gente
Cpa
World de Congress
Dawson Fire Destroys Tecoma Buildings
Tecoma Washington May 7 news from the steamer Dolphin reports a severe Dawson fire with an estimated loss of 7,000. Every structure from Gondolfo's cry to the nearby hotel area was burned to the ground.
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Dawson
Tecoma
Wash
Dolphin
Gondolfo
Pairehine B
Topeka Conference Sparks Secrecy Over Fusion Plans
Glick held talks with Populists amid a hush over party fusion with Democrats. The central committee debated policy in executive sessions, revealing little and signaling a split from Democrats. Emblem design for the party ticket featured a symbolic rural home with a lone flower, reflecting a nativist stance.
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People’s Party
Democrate Jour
Steenn
Clavier Ridency
Uust
M. Harvey
Albert
Eagieaen
Topeka
J. M. Lewis
Mae
Mercasds
Oe Bay
Sark
Minta
Miike
Tha
Ule Rewub
Mission A4
Graffin
Chant Histiche
Hiawatha
Babb
Riddie
Glick
Resormaawen
Huddle
Pond
Taylor
People's Party
Central
Kunsan
W. J. Babb
Sedgwle
Hubball
Wheat crop report shows favorable conditions across belt
Reports from the American agricultural corps observers indicate winter wheat on March 1 at 91.5 per cent of the normal, above the two year average, with favorable development across most of the belt and little damage from pests or drought cited.
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New York
American Agricultriste Corpa
Obaeivers
Texas
Thea
Calitur
Attorney Foster Death Notice in Local Paper
Clarence M. Foster, long time lawyer in this city, died May 7 after a career spanning two decades in practice here. He began in Hartonton and later returned to this city, where he served as a professor and active in the legal community.
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Te Educational
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