Woman Cook Leads Camp Kitchen Aid in Hutchinson Quarters
At Gamp Leedy a woman volunteers to teach camp cooking and kitchen discipline to Hutchinson men. She preps pork, cleans pans, washes knives and forks, makes coffee, and blesses the meal. The soldiers note cleaner plates and better food, likening her to a second mother figure Bickerdyke.
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Lnes
Anadam
Hutchinson
Kelay
Seorn Sind Lok
Bickerdyke
Fence
Painful Accident Injures Kansas City Company Clerk
A. Herman of the Kansas City Company suffered a severe hand injury while uncrating blankets at night. A falling axe struck his hand as he reached to move a beam, requiring five stitches. He is improving and hopes to report for duty in a few days.
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Kansas City Company
Herman
Corp
Ge Nies- Tuan
Besjing
Parade Intelligence Tent Lively with Military Questions
Report from yesterday’s parade shows Gen Mc Crum Seret Maj Parker and staff at the headquarters tent answering many questions. A lieutenant asked about leggings and hats while Lars Parker advised proper head and foot coverings. Officers noted sustained military discipline as guards stayed near the tents and some troops complained about walking distance.
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McCrum
Seret
Maj
Parker
Staf
Leutenant
Lars Parker
Wren Cimp
Capt Boltwood's Bullet Signals Military Service Return
Captain Boltwood of the Osawatomie company declares readiness to rejoin the army despite pension controversy. Lieutenant Clark, U S recruiting officer, questioned Boltwood's eligibility, but Treasury and War officials confirmed the commission. General McCrum praises Boltwood's leadership and predicts a capable company.
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Osawatomie Company
Lieut
Clark
U. S
Boltwold
Tenny
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McCrum
Capt
Multiplicity of Orders Causes Mix-Up at Camp Leedy Parade
Confusion broke out at Camp Leedy yesterday as Maj. Gen. McCrum issued conflicting commands. Two companies were told to report for examination while others were to stay in camp to guard property. Moments before the parade, the adjutant general’s office directed two more companies to report for examination, with a separate message from the governor adding to the muddle.
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Camp Leedy
McCram
Hhe
Adjutant ‘General's Office
Soret Parker
Disorderly Camp Leedy orders spark reader conundrum
Adjutant W L Brown notes two conductors from Revert district are sought for examination into his regiment. Don McCrum reports two companies will be examined, sparking claims that too many officers and assistants at Camp Leedy issue orders. Hutchinson readers are puzzled by a height based corporal appointment.
Kiowa County Populists Endorse StateAdministration and Simpson
The Kiowa County Populist convention adopted resolutions reaffirming the 1894 St Louis platform, endorsing the state administration in five branches, supporting Jerry Simpson for Congress, and backing Cuban war policy with treasury notes to the people. Delegates were elected to the congressional and state conventions with instructions to vote for Simpson.
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Kiowa County
Webbd Mcall
Greensboro
Kiows County
People’s Party
St Louis
Jerry Simpson
National Sdministra- Hon
National Treasury
United States
E Winters
W. J. Brown
A. W Hershberger
A. W. Bilis
W. H. Cobb
Nat G Bennett
Mutchinson
A. W. Hershberger
W. L. Pleener
Topeka
Princess Louise of Saxe-Coburg Gotha in Asylum
London reports Princess Louise of Saxe-Coburg Gotha was taken to a private asylum after a liaison with Lieutenant Von Mattach-Kegtlich. Forged signatures linked to Archduchess Stephanie’s bills prompted arrests. Prince Philip, her cousin, may have sanctioned guardianship as debts are settled. King Leopold to resolve the forged notes matter.
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London
Vienna
Daily Chronicle
Louise
Saxe-Culture and
Gotha
von Mattachi¢h-Kegtlich
Agram
Coalia
Stephanie
Philip of
Saxe-Colture
Leutenant
Leopold
Woodford to Return to Madrid After War End
Washington May 11 The president intends that General Stewart L Woodford minister to Madrid shall resume his diplomatic post after the war ends and relations are restored A senator familiar with the facts confirms the plan Woodford learned of a major generalship offer in New York but declined it unless needed He is expected to return to Madrid when circumstances permit
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Madrid
Washington
Stewart L. Woodford
Woodford
New York
LILLIAN RUSSELL AGAIN
Lillian Russell regains her name by decree of Justice Olcott. The actress is now Lillian Leonard Chatterton, wife of John Chatterton. She states social and business friends know her as Lilian Russell and contracts are under that name, claiming the name has become a valuable trade-mark.
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Lillian Russell
Justice Olentt
Lillian Leonard
Ri Intensity
Lilien Leonard Strucset
Helen Louise Chatterton
John Chatterton
Perrugin
Wedlick
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Russell Chatterton
Lilian Russel
Hussell Chattenton
Colorado volunteers shift route to Philippines via Chickamauga
Telegram from Secretary Al ger to Governor Adama states Colorado volunteers will be moved to the Philippines next Thursday. The message emphasizes safety and timely transport. Also appears advertisements for White's Verminuge tonic and No-To-Bac tobacco cure from W. Stonefield at 6X2 Kansas Avenue and a Sixth and Topeka avenue pharmacy.
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Adama
Alger
Colorado
Chickamauga
iGr
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Sixth
Topeka
Rates Drop as Rail War Hits Kansas City Scene
Kansas City faces sharp rate cuts and fierce rail competition. Freight tariffs shrink across classes with first class reduced to zero by some lines and long term contracts signed at low figures. Firms rush to lock rates before navigation closes as lake traffic ends.
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All Rail
Dake
Kansas City
Among Railroad Men at Dodge City and Albuquerque
Ora McCarty, once of Dodge City, now runs a switch engine at Justa. George Fraser becomes foreman of the Santa Fe shops in Albuquerque. Ault may join the Dodge City extra board after engineer Alexander’s death. California orange shipments reach about 500,000 oranges daily. The Santa Fe plans an experiment with engine rotation in the roundhouse. Pueblo Chieftain reports a 20 by 14 foot flag to be raised by Denver & Rio Grande employees with ceremonies near the union depot. Foreman Grandy and Machinist Benedict attempted to obtain the Santa Fe cannon for next Saturday’s event.
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Dodge City
Justa
Santa Fe
Geo. Fraser
Albuquerque
N. MM
Cal Ault
Alexander
California
Senta Fe
Round House
Denver & Rio Grandeyer
Union Depot
Rio Grande
Grandy
Benedict
Nickerson
Wellington Displays A 85 Foot Flag Over Building
Bence Fe workers sent a mammoth flag to Kansas City for a 17 dollar order. Raised Saturday evening, the patriotic banner stood 85 feet high atop a pole near the eastern corner of the building. The community learned of the surprise, with many townspeople visiting to view the flag and share celebratory remarks.
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Kansas City
Ure
Jeneth
Roundhouse
Mystery Wreck Near Corning Baffles Officials
Investigation into the Central Branch wreck near Corning in Missouri Pacific service stalls. A farmer observed cars piled high in chaos as the crash occurred. one aboard train crew told of near misses on the trestle, while officials in Atchison pursue possible causes.
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Missouri Pactie
Atchison
Via
Fragmented Yankee Doodle Memory Fragment
A garbled excerpt recalls a copper gun and maple log with scattered phrases about feeding a cart, cattle load, and a boy's chase home to his mother. The text is incomplete and contains numerousOCR breakdowns, making coherent meaning limited to fragmented childlike lines.
Belmont to Give A Ship if He May Command It
Washington May 11 Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont of New York offers to send the government a dynamite torpedo boat and to command it during the Spanish American War. The naval board approved the offer and a letter to Secretary Long recommends acceptance. A decision is expected in days with work to begin at Creston shipyard Elizabethport if approved.
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Washington
Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont
New York
Spain
Naval Board of Construction
Long
Belmon
Creston Ship Building Yard
Elizabethport
Hawaiian aid offered to U S in naval plans
A Chicago datelined May special reports that Hawaii sent a mule to Washington and Minister Hutch visited the play department to discuss contents before Secretary Day. The Hawaiian government reportedly stood ready to furnish the United States all possible aid in carrying out military and naval duties in the Pacific, providing ships coal refuge and facilities for refitting.
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Chicago
Tunes-Herald
Washieeton
Washieton
Hutch
Day
United States
Mayflower Captures Spanish Fishing Smack Santiago Apostle
Key West May 10 The gunboat Mayflower seized the Spanish fishing smack Santiago Apostle off Havana and brought her in by prize crew. She carried fish from Yucatan to Havana and had ten crewmen aboard.
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Key West
Fls
Havana
Yucatan
Sharks in Manila Bay Monster Attacks Reported
Chicago May 11 Henry F Steinbach says Manila Bay waters swarm with sharks. Spaniards faced doom between sinking ships or swimming ashore as sharks prey on swimmers and skiffs in bay. Natives feared looting if Manila fell and blamed Spaniards and priests.
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Henry F. Steinbach
Manila
Bay
Ma~ Pil
Amall Bowta
Spaniards Seek Provisions for Cuban Ports Amid Blockade
Shipments from Kingston and Kingston Jamaica report Spanish efforts to provision eastern Cuban ports as blockades begin. Cable requests from Santiago and Manzanillo seek cargoes of food. Few provisions are available yet, with two schooners chartered locally and another at Mostejo.
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Unclear text fragment about fuel and predation notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions fuel and prediction terms with scattered names and partial phrases. It lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons or organizations to form a definite news item.
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