President Tells Santa Barbara People We Will Not Quit Philippines
Del Monte California May 1 The president and party arrived at Del Monte and will stay over Sunday at this famed resort They plan no fixed program except visits to the Grand Army club in Pacific Grove and a drive along the oceanfront The party left for San Francisco next week in a scene described along the coast The president spoke in Santa Barbara praising civilization liberty and unity and declared the United States will not abandon the Philippines He urged gifts of security and liberty to newly liberated peoples and recalled the nation’s duty in the Syrian war context with emphasis on civic virtue and peace The crowd cheered while security precautions were tightened during the visit
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Cal
Tle
del Aiente
Pacifc Grove
Ocean Front
San Francisco
Weuke
Lee “Raereane
de Det Monte
San Tails
Sic
Anges
Sarnta
Clare Valley
Clus
Pacific Ocean
Las Angeles
Veerurt
Sanu Barbata
Pressi
Califurnia
Francisco
Westar
Sante Barbara
San Lal Oblepo
Prewidest
Mukhindey
Pacific
Philippines
California
Hiebridle
Santa Barta
Barnige
Brecht
Ernest
Ib Barn
Tt van
Stutech
Twav
le Tulsa
San Lam Gbikpe
Eenuwba Hotel
Americas
Weather Indications In Chicago May 41 Update
Weather indications from Chicago forecast unsettled conditions with a chance of showers tonight and a cool period ahead. Markets and routines may be affected as Atlantic fronts interact with regional patterns.
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Chicao
Tian
Political Gossip and Public Notices in Topeka and Beyond
A fragmented state Journal listing weather outlooks for Kaneas and surrounding regions, political notes from Kansas and Detroit streets, and a sweep of local items. It cites Auditor Cole being sued over precedence, church and social notices, obituaries, taming ads, and weekly summaries including Porto Rico conditions and theatrical gossip.
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California
Kansas
Supreme Court
Detroit
Cole
Sporting News
G. Dana
Meris
Washington
Miss Talbot
Paris
Note from Constantinople Triggers Embassies Rift
A May note from the sultan demanded immediate suppression of foreign offices and renewed the attack on smuggling as a clash between the Turkish government and foreign missions. Ambassadors halted discussions and withdrew, creating a tense standstill between their nations and Turkey.
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Constantinople
Five Women Drown as Steamer Burns on Lake Superior
A passenger steamer in Lake Superior caught fire near Red Ridge and burned while eight people reached shore. Five members of the Altnomin family from Laurnan perished, including the grandmother and three daughters. One daughter was rescued. The burning vessel drifted a mile from shore before sinking, as others escaped or were aided by lifeboats and onshore help.
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Houghton
Mich
Hamer
Lake Superior
Whip Canal
Red Ridge
Ther Stomne
Maifery
Prissns
Laurnan
Conn
England Buys Wild Horeca for British Government
Vancouver reports hundreds of horses captured from plains between Lilloset and Cariboo and Oa Degan to be sold to the British government. In South Africa cavalry units in Kauloups rapidly acquire the animals as they arrive, noting the herd includes various mixed stock and many are dubbed with domestic horse identifiers.
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Vancouver, & C
Muriig Teast
Lilloset
Cariboo
Oa Degan
South
Afrca
Temperatures in Large Cities Reported by Associated Press
May 7 reports from Chicago with temperatures around 67 while New York shows 60 and Philadelphia 60. Observers note a shortage of 324 in some area markets and discuss urban weather effects across major cities.
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Associated
Prema
New York
Howton
Philadelphia
Washington
Minneap
Oll
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Political Gossip Foresees Desertion of Liberal Democrats
A Kansas political gossip column discusses possible realignment among Bryan Democrats Populists and the proposed union party in 1903 1904 planning to expand into state and national races. It notes leaders Hill and Gorman drawing Democrats while Populists seek fusion and eastern Democrats influence.
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Kauses
Walon
Wbole
Hill
Gorman
Velth
Democratic Party
Union Party
Kansas
Bryan Democracy
Union National Party
Nebraska
South Dakota
Allons
Bryan
Chicauro
Keve
Kansas Democracy
New York
Maryland
Kansas political fixers eye land office posts
The on again off again Kansas power play centers on W V. H. Pratt and a fusionist judge A C T Geiger as possible land office receivers in Wa Keeney Colby. Atherton minders fear a populist sweep while Frank Grimes and Tom Kelly loom as potential state treasurer challengers. Charles Evans from Sheridan County is named for a land office post and Anderson may step down to Colby, all part of scrolling maneuvering to seat Republicans in key offices.
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Heldt Gazette
Topeka
Beauntyinn
Jone Ao
A. Ht Ems
Supcume
J. Fike
Ace
Otis L. Atherton
Wa-Keeney Land Office
Judge Atherton
Frank Grimes
Yum Kelty
Welpinng
Ferennia
Tom Kelly
Atherton
Rand
Charles Evans
Sheridan Saiity
Wu-Keeney
Colby
Evans
Senate
Buschow-Hopkins
Ward A
Union Pacific
Wa-Keeney
Anderson
Riot in Detroit Tramples Citizens as Police Clash in Streets
Rioting in Detroit, May 11, sees up to 10 000 participants in street clashes lasting over three hours. Twelve citizens and five policemen reportedly injured, with two citizens named as Michael Waldin and Louis Capin. Mounted police charged, spectators struck by bricks. Director Andrews ordered crowd movement after initial suppression of single tax rally. Mayor Maybury observed as order maintained, riot waned by 11 pm. Also included, a London telegraph item on Kitchener’s Pretoria report noting 3,133 surrendered and substantial captures.
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Detroit
Mich
Michael Waldin
Louis Capin
James Toomey
Henry Scott
Thos. Murphy
George Moore
Barney Roonan
Andrews
Polite
Tom Bawden
Bawden
Andrewa
Campes Martius
Aes Tagen
Mir
Central
Fort and
Randolph
Michael Walilla
Emersenry Hospital
Charee
Sires
Maybur
Who Is Mayor Arguments In Supreme Court Hearing
The Hughes Parker mandamus appeal opened in the supreme court at 9:39 with full briefs from Garver and Doran for Parker and Clemens for Hughes. Garver argued canvass flaws and that two de facto officers cannot exist, while Clemens contended the record shows no right to the writ without lawful totals.
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Supreme Court
Clessens, Ferry & Doran
David Quernser
Albert Parker
Hasen
Colonel Hughes
Garver & Larimer
A. J. Sedden
Doster
District Court
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Hughes
Parker
Merks
Tsutunl
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Hua
Uste Cor
Judee Garver
Mel Clemens Tales
C. Clematia
Air Clemens
Took &T
Kidner Care
Johnston
Clemens
Doran
Sarge Maren
City Election Case Reveals Two Defendants and Dilemma
The rough court record shows proceedings where two defendants are named and the city council faces a choice amid a contentious election dispute. References to the commissioner of elections and potential appeals highlight tensions over canvassing and bond election legality.
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David Overmyer
Mr Clemens
Topska
Redden
Colonel Hughes
Overmyer
Hughes
Parker
N de Hazen
Cole Sued Over Refunding Bonds by Chase County
In a supreme court action, George B. Cole is urged to register $200,000 in refunding bonds for Chase County under a new law allowing debt refinancing. The petition argues the bonds, issued as 4 percent notes with a $100,000 base and 25 year term, are misrepresented and would burden taxpayers via higher long term costs despite lower interest. Auditor Cole withholds registration, citing lack of checks and potential harm, while accusers insist the law requires a public vote when debts are increased or created.
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Supreme Court
George BE. Cole
Chase County
Chicago Kanes & Western Railroad
Waath & Teat
H. B. Kelly
W. G. Kelly
Cole
Chasee County
Oltene
Tamue
Relas
Cils Clas
Tmirtente Ums
They Must Stand: Law Bans Appeals in Misdemeanor Cases
A local report notes a new legislative change restricting appeals in misdemeanor cases from district to supreme court. Officials assert the measure ends appeals in certain proceedings, while unrelated items reference Cecil Rhodes era politics and four new ocean liners under construction by New York Shipbuilding for the Atlantic Transport Company.
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Philadelphia
New York Shipbuilding Company
Gloucester
N. J
Atlantic Tr Company
Clash Over Precedence Strains California Visit Pageant
Jealous of Weinley Nash and his party clash with the Ohio led faction as California reception to the Cibo party grows tense. Delegates argue over travel plans and honor given to Governor Nast amid a San Francisco tour, Del Monte and Los Angeles tensions flare as the Obie special train schedule shifts cause renewed friction.
Valves strike spurs Kanwar City protest and wage concerns
In Kansas City May Day turmoil erupts as four to five hundred workers at machine manufacturers press for a 17 percent wage increase. Union leaders warn of a general walkout across United States, Canada, and Mexico if demands are not met, with the International body poised to intervene.
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Musehietee
Hluckanithe
Emernn and
Machin
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Eevey Union
Canada
Mexico
Tie International Body of Mance
Jounal
Uruguayan political turmoil linked to alleged conspiracy
In New York on May 11 dispatches report an arrest connected to a suspected conspiracy involving Colonel Minguet Herrera y Obes and other Uruguayan figures. Key officials deny direct ties while claiming the plot aimed to destabilize the government, amid growing unease over the country’s fragile political scene.
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New York
Minguet Herrera Y Obes
Gottker Pim
Chevrens
Bank Teller Shortage Reported in Washington Case
A telegram from New Orleans details a bank teller shortage of 36 000 at the Bibernia bank. Mathei bank was short in witnesses and the United States attorney was informed of the shortage. The teller stated the bank's condition appeared solid and the institution claimed reserves would cover the amount.
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Bibernia
Mathei Bank
United States
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