General Miles Superseded in Promotion Shuffle
Chicago May 11 Brig Gen John R Brooke set to command the army in Miles absence as promotion rights clutch Forsythe Wheaton and others. Confusion over succession follows Miles posting in Europe with Brooke to lead command while Wheatton and Forsythe challenge for top rank amid cabinet orders and seniority disputes.
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John R. Brooke
Gen
Miles
Europe
Chicago
Johi Ti Press
Department of We Mixsolle
Washington
Eders
Mielilahetein
Eugeke
Eta
Alger
Mier
Merteket
Beruite
Tiger
Genel Whealon
Getwell
California
Teras
Brooke
Governor to examine stock yards company actions in Kansas City
Governor Leedy will visit Kansas City tomorrow to inspect the actions and movements of the Runesa city Stock Yards company. The examiner will present may be visible to the mate in the investigation now before Special Master Jorge W Clark. The inquiry hinges on the governor’s information and testimony from Mr Boyle in the ongoing case. The examination resumes in Kansas City next Monday.
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Mpany
Booka
Leedy
Boyle
Kansas City
Times Correspondae Handled By Topeka Paper
W Hulton formerly of the Journal joins the Kansan City Times as the Times Correspondent in Topeka on a temporary basis while new arrangements are set. Mr Badser renews old acquaintances this afternoon, signaling ongoing newspaper activity in the region.
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Times Corresporae
Pred
W. Hulton
From Journal
New
Kansan City
Parnell Seme Back Outline in Broad Context
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Mra Parnell related matter involving Parawil and an implied role in state affairs. The text is garbled but suggests a legal or ceremonial return, with references to Bordentown, S. J., and travel toward America. No clear dates, actions, or outcomes are present.
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Parnell
Bordentown
S.J
Tate
Ierith
America
Harris Rail Measure Aims At Inter state Court System
Senator Harris introduces a plan to replace the Foraker pooling framework with a new interstate tribunal. The bill would create a seven member Court of Railway Commissioners, merging the interstate commerce commission to oversee railroad matters nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
Snator Harris
Kumits
Foraker
Supreme Court
Transwilvsuurt Freight Association
Martin
Churiity
Interstate Commerce Commission
Court of Railway Commissioners
The
United
Courts of Admiralty
Witter Bobies
Commerce —Commissioners
Sith Teo
United States
Anita Desurcatel
Jude
Eunet
Bane
Weshington
la Ang
Washington
Iistrict Court
Beyeys
Denmark Crisis Forces Cabinet Resignation
Copenhagen reports a cabinet crisis with the premier and foreign minister resigning and King appointing former prime minister to form a new government. Outgoing ministers include justice, war, finance, interior, and other senior posts as the crisis unfolds in May.
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Copenhagen
Colonal Schanack
Pavion -Acenbraltes
Eeteneter
Ma Herr Luttichad
Herry Adrbes Bardensleth
Stern Harrang
In von Sebsted
Nghture
Runaway Trolley Horses Collide On Kansas Avenue
A runaway trolley near Kansas Avenue caused a wreck when two horses pulling a wagon dragged into a white painted pole marker and a black one at the street corner. The team split, struck the wagon, and both horses halted in the middle of the block, with no one aboard the wagon.
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Kansas Avenue
City Railway
Topeka
Seventh
Strick
South Pole
Ont Dhick
Eleni
Ninns
Novelists Eyes Describes Velestine Battle as Vision of War
Stephen Crane reports from Velestine amid a brutal clash between Greek and Turkish forces. He chronicles Greek defense, Turkish assaults, and a strategic retreat ordered as the battle rages with cannons, volleys, and heavy casualties.
Bradley Finds A Way To Reformatories Establishment
Kentucky Governor Bradley refuses to transfer Dora Creveb a one year old girl convicted of perjury in Owsley County to the penitentiary and grants her a full pardon. He intends to pardon favored inmates from state prisons unless the legislature provides funds for state schools of reform.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Bradley
Dora Creveb
Owsley Chounty
Atute
What Kansans Drink
A Kansas City Journal report quotes Capt Hickman of the revenue service discussing illicit liquor flowing into Kansas. He warns of a large crop of stories about bootlegging, noting a recent whisky shipment reduced in strength and repackaged for sale. He links this to wider crimes, including calf theft by drunken offenders.
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Kansas City Journal
Partion
Kansas
Capt Hickman
The
Revenue Service
Juiias
Cressword Drug Store
Big Chicago theater walkout halts show for over half hour
One of the citys largest theaters faced a long curtain hold last night as stage hands blocked the performance during a weeklong job action over pay. The 1000 plus audience grew restless, police were called, and after talks the workers relented and the show resumed.
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Phage
Treastres Jaccer
Thane
Steathona
Fans Central Police
Jaeger
Topeka Commercial Club Promotes City Again
The Topeka Commercial Club, described as wide awake and enterprising, begins advertising the city. The official ad cites the completion of the state capital, a federal building, and a new auditorial with grand events like the Fall Festival and Mardi Gras styled celebrations. The club office at Cory Bing in OS Kamer avenue invites inquiries and welcomes visitors.
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Topeka
Fifetin
Vale of Printers Ink
Hue
Ixunmacy
Cory Bing
OS Kamer Avenue
Wites
Snd
Sergeant Dickinson Injured Stopping Runaway on Michigan Ave
Sergeant Harry E Dickinson of the First United States Cavalry was badly hurt while stopping a runaway horse on Michigan avenue during an escort for General Stanton from the Wellington hotel to the Coliseum. A bystander in a buggy collided with the sergeant as the horses tangled, leaving him seriously injured.
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Chicago
Harry
Dickinson
First United States Cavalry
Wining Ts
Michigan Avenue
Stanton
Wellington Hotel
Coliseum
Thirteenth Street
Wainwright
Soregent Dickinson
Fourteenth
Milk Waken
Bugey
Frank Long Burned Out In Kansas City Fire
Frank Long’s Kansas City restaurant near Tenth and Walnut streets was badly scorched by fire early this morning. Fire started in the basement and destroyed the storage floor, with the restaurant on the street floor sustaining only slight damage. Loss estimated under 3500, fully insured. Exact cause unknown. Theosophists Buy More Land On Point Loma San Diego May 11 The Theosophical Society increases tract by 40 acres adjoining a previously purchased 1 square mile area. Plan is to build a hotel and sanitarium with a noted view, involving 406 000 dollars.
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Frank Long
Kansas City
Tenth and
Walnut Streets
Theosophists
San Drews
Cal
Theosophical Society
Point Loma
Society
Eggs Fly as Missiles Hit Socialist Meeting in San Francisco
A May 11 San Francisco report says a street meeting of Socialist Labor party speakers on Grant Avenue near O Farrell and Market was disrupted by eggs thrown at both men and women. About 400 people gathered. police made no arrests. Several missiles struck speakers Costley Edlin Appel and others, wounding attendees as the crowd dispersed amid taunting and chaos. Efforts to identify the throwers failed.
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San Francisco
Labor Party
Grant Avenue
O'Farell and
Market
Sixth Market
Pine and Kearney
Divenko
O'Farrell Street
W Costley
W. Edlin
Appel
Savamf
Terward
Mediciie
Choe
Costley
Ty Sime
Views of Col William Tomlinson on Prohibition Enforceme
Daily Democrat columnist quotes anti prohibitionist William P Tomlinson urging rigid enforcement and resubmission while condemning law breakers in Topeka. He warns Mystic Brotherhood members to avoid mass meetings backing public defiance and stresses support for police duties.
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Wm. P. Tomlinson
The
Daily Democrat
Huitor W. P. Tomilinson
Journal Reporter
Topeka
Mystic Brotherhood
Man's Heart in Court Tries to Explain Insurance Claim
In Pittsboro on May 1, Louis Morris sues The Phoenix Assurance of New York to recover 100 on an accident policy. The defense argues Morris died from drowning, not a fall, and expert testimony centers on Morris heart condition, with doctors from Chicago and local physicians testifying to an enlarged aorta and heart distress.
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Pittsboro
Louis Mortis
Pidallity and Casualty Company of
New York
Creult Court
Morris
Isham
Wim. Ackley
Chicago
Honduras Revolution Ends Report From Consul Livre
Washington dispatch reports United States Consul Livre at Texucigaepa says Honduras revolution has ended. Army forces believed active at Puerto Cortez as government closes the port. House declines to concur with Senate on revoking President Cleveland's forest reservation order.
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Honduras
Washington
State Department
United States
Livre
Texucigaepa
Hondutua
Puerto Cortez
Porty
House
Cleveland
Senate
Union of Wheelmen Heal Partial AAU Accord Talks Begin
Chicago May 14 There is prospect of a new agreement between the AAU and the League of American Wheelmen. Ex racing board chairman Raymond attended the AAU meeting with key officials including Harry McMillan GC Hughes Mesure Fishburn Pierson and Dr Gulich. J H Maybury was elected Western Inter-Collegiate delegate and a committee will draft a new agreement to replace the six month old one. The aim is cooperative wheelmen relations under AAU leadership.
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A. W
Amateur Athletic Union
Chicago
L.A. W
Amaateur Athletic Union
Racing Board
Raymond
Wheelmen's League
A. A
Kallea
How Kansas Suffers From Outflow of Insurance Premiums
Eastern insurance firms pull 28 million dollars in premiums from Kansas, amid debate over state legislation. McNutt argues for laws to curb eastern capital leaving the state and protect local investment. prior year reports show foreign and accident insurers took out about 5,440.08 dollars more than premium income, shaping a clear economic concern.
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Kansas
McNutt Sail
Wisconsin Webb W Nall Revokes Missouri Insurance License
The Citizens' Insurance Company of Missouri, one of the oldest insurers, has had its Wisconsin license revoked by Insurance Commissioner Fricke. The action cites a statute requiring fire insurers to issue policies only through a duly organized Wisconsin resident agent licensed by the commissioner. The decision affects policies written on Wisconsin property and underscores the need for proper local agency to transact fire insurance business.
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St Louis
Citizens’ Insurance Company of
Missouri
Thin Alite
Wisconsin
Fricke
Alden Decision and Kansas Dockage Law Debate
Gov Leedy comments on Alden ruling criticizing its factors and alleging stock interest influence, noting lack of fact examination. Bridge work details appear with April events and Hinckley’s service fee. a separate note reports Webb McNall denying the American Benevolent Society of St. Louis license to operate in Kansas. Bierbauer fined $200 after desertion.
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Webb McNall
American Benevolent Socety
St. Louis
McNall
Hanisslon
Ali McNall
Kansas
Mire Winifred Wagner Plans Piano Concert at Piret 31 E church
Mire Winifred Wagner has arranged with Mise Neally Stevens to give a piano concert at the Piret 31 E church Friday evening May 21. In legal news Mrs. Dory Meustis files for divorce from Clarence M. Heustis, citing abandonment and seeks equitable relief. A North Topeka streetcar worker finds a lost pocketbook on the platform with a cent and stamps, and 17 dress goods samples. it can be claimed at the city railway offices. Ringing Bros. canvas pavilions boast an eight acre city of tents and the large hippodrome is weatherproof. the big circus arrives Thursday. C. C. Punnett, longtime Kansas capitalist, moves from Ton to Topeka, eyeing new ventures after leaving the lumber business. educational aims lure him, but he may start a lumber concern in Topeka.
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Mire Winifred Wagner
Mise Neally Stevens
Piret
Dory Meustis
Clarence M. Heustis
North Topeka
Ladys
Omics of the City Railway
Ringing Bros
Mammooth Hippodrome
C. C. Punnett
Iton
Clay County
Topeka
Potwit
Searn
Ceelish & New Lumber Concen
Toorks
War ends terms urged as Greek Ottoman peace talks proceed
Dispatches describe a Vienna shifted mood as powers seek peace with Crete and Crete autonomy high on talks while Greek and Turkish forces maneuver around Domokos and Larissa. Mediation offered by Athens draws cautious acceptance and military leaders report ongoing operations near Domokos and Almyros as imperial troops push toward a settlement.
Sultan's Time Now Minsters Seek War Peace Terms
In Constantinople on May 11 ministers were ordered to determine grounds for Turkish peace negotiations as Greece war costs exceed 5 9 million pounds. Indemnity terms to be paid via installments secured by Thr. revenues. Gold export report notes 700000 dollars to be shipped from New York aboard the Columbia. Unites Art Exhibition continues tomorrow afternoon.
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Constantinople
Greece
Chewee
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Stedfield Newline
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Deeries
Stephen Crane
Journal
Velestine
Smolénski
Edbem Pasha
Forrest
Plsteral
Chad
Reek
Voly
Commercial Club
Michigan Ave
Frank
Ant
LAW and Order
Union OF Wheelmen
Kansas Seffers
Webb
ALDEN
Leedy Todey Tm
Allie T. Alcen
Wyandotte
Imeervier
Eoures
Hinckley
Bierbauer
Frank House
Chcaso Cy Femcue
St. Louis Browns
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Grete
Kachange Telegraph Company
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Tooten
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