Topeka Choral Society The Creation Tonight with Chicago Orchestra
The Topeka Choral Society presents The Creation with a famous Chicago orchestra arrival in Topeka. Performers include Theodore Thomas and Leopold Kramer with Prof Gowrie T. Perky directing. Tickets selling fast as out of town attendees gather for the event at the theatre tonight.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Uetyuvicians
Jude
Karns Oty
Theodore “Thoms
America
Chicago
Chiral Aeciety
Bam
Gowrie T. Perky
Tegeie
Husén
Jenmy
Frank Croton
Theta
Teesday
Sodassi Tarbelie
Bronvkner
Ee Exer Watson
Omphache Prem
Soto
St Ian
Savina
Marionetta
Cage
Cates
Ata Rayine
Frank Oroxtom
Ccs
Mas and Woman Drowned Reported After Stormy Day
May 11 reports Alfred Ble and Mry Bengry of 516 South Sixth were drowned after a boat incident. Local rescue efforts followed as authorities investigated the succession of events during a windy Sunday on the river.
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Alfred Ble
Mry
Bengry
Ielors Sunday
Fchearaschild & Ruletwrger
Secret Pacific Conference Aims to Forestall Pacine Strike
Reported meeting between Pacific and Southern Pacific representatives and advisers to discuss preemptive action amid rising tensions. The conference focused on avoiding a strike and coordinating responses with key officials, though details remain unclear.
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Ueloo Pacific
Southern Pacific
Paccine
Terre
Wiflen
Beuther Paciic
Cniop
Cnet
Kent Tany
Dipnar
Burt
Mr Subbe
Otter
City Swept By Flames In Ont May 91 A Fire
A major blaze ripped through a Ontario city on a Sunday, destroying hundreds of bonder and millions in lumber. Fire started in a stone shed, spread quickly toward Ottawa street, gutted a lumber yard and several houses, with 15 million feet of lumber burned and two blocks of homes damaged. Firefighters faced water shortages and near cliffside dangers. casualties reported none, with the fire under control by night.
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Bonder
Jon White
Ang
Diane
Great Hutt
Ottawa
Fare Sound Railway
Margaret
Preston
Mitnes
Tor
Proverty
Wiglington
Pueitie
Gannda
Lockout Tensions Rise In Philadelphia Trades
May Day reports show the labor movement mobilizing with a strike threat and union decisions. The Central Labor into Diedette and allied locals plan coordinated actions to pressure employers while officials seek rapid talks and contingencies.
Fraud Scheme Aimed at Government Funds Recounted
The report details arrests in Alabama related to fictitious accounts and forged documents used to drain government funds. A suspect, Frank M. Hattett, allegedly oversaw mock withdrawals and altered checks, with Barnett named as an intermediary in processing altered payments. Edward leaves for Scotland. King Howard and Queen accompany the royal party leaving London for Extroburch amid large crowds.
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Frank M. Hattett
Cingk
Buréau
Alabama
Satuday
Barnett
Thargea Preferred Against President Don Carlos Quarrel
In a heated dispute, Thargea lodges a formal complaint against President Don Carlos alleging serious conflicts. Details remain scarce as officials review the quarrel’s scope and potential implications for governance.
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Thargea
Don Carlos
National Aid association to meet in Topeka and Lawrence
The biennial session opens in Topeka with General President H E Don Caries and General Secretary M D Greenlee leading the charges. Officials discuss mismanagement claims, proposed salary cuts, and a plan to reorganize finances amid a Kansas City visit and Lawrence building preparations.
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J. G. Hoshaw
Chanste
Rj.norman
Kansas City
Kasa
Dee C. Corwin
Ctrawn
Dow Camp
Ww. W. Minnick
T. 3
Egmond
Tuieite
Lawrence
Kus
Kanady
Don Care
General Prechien
National Aid Aenoctution
Igenera! Council
Toombe
H. E. Don Caries
MD, Greenlee
Laownence
Gon Catlie
Gon- Mier
Seare
Jebter
Green
Orsunixs
Piaturlad
Sevi
Dewit
Untitled Challenge Report From Local Federated Group
Fragmentary text describes a local Federated group meeting with delegates present and discussion of selecting a speaker. It notes initial caution to confine discussion to Yonkers but shift toward supporting a distinguished figure for a public event, with hints of wealthy supporters and broader national backing.
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Federated
Tela
Yonkers
Havemeier
Hiss
Stage Dog Dead in New York Funeral
The stage dog Tyr is mourned by about forty attendees as his bearer carries him to the grave in Scarsdale. He was a celebrated impersonator with a long stage career praised for globe spanning roles and a loyal following.
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New York Mary
Renewond
Alowere
Tyrus
Scarsdale
Brockesiol
Miles
Tyr
Lelie
Ceelt
Nichys
Fis
Msmarck
Bismarck Paiprars
Australia
New York
Mid of Brights
Irene & Inree Sranita Mosament
Tyran
Strike Staved Off In New York Amid Union Tensions
Confused, partially legible report from New York describes strikes and union actions. References to Mie yee re ati and Tl-Malph Strousley suggest a secretary figure, threats, and a possible demonstration. Boilermakers on the Southern Pal eliije are noted, with sympathy wavering amid federation concerns.
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New York
Max Tl
Malph Strousley
Aarti Deeg
Sothern Paleliije
Seine Hanna
Cic Federation
Furien
Marshall's Season Opens at Garfiuid Park Concert
The Sundey concert season at Garfiuid park opened with a Marshsail band. An audience attended as Led Coments performed, marking the first event of the season amid a lively outdoor setting.
Deal Approved In Fea Prison Stock Exchange
Directors of the Fea Prison deal approved a contract exchanging Rock Faun stock worth 29,060 for 81,000,000 of St Towle stock. The Turck Inland Samet was ordered to tame 018,000,000 worth of 3 percent sa Donat in connection with the Frisea deal.
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Dee
Moines
Spacets Lng
Ie Fea
Howls Takand & Parific
Ara
Lea
Jedile
Rock Faun
Bio Wenth
St Towle & Ban Prascisca
Eyetora
Turck
NOTHING BUT WAR Clash Between Turkey and Bulgaria
Foreign war ships are reported near Saloniea with ten foreign fighters in the harbor. Turkey proclaims a state of siege in Salphice as troops guard the town. Bulgarian revolutionary plans may fail, and recent explosions are alleged to be the work of Bulgarian royal engineers. Consular dispatches describe Turkish and Mussulmane killings in the outskirts of Constantinople. General Zonteher’s reported death near Florina is confirmed by official sources.
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Bulonica
Times
Salphice
Royal Engineers
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Momistir
Turkey
Mussulmane
Christan
Housis
Zonteher
Macdonian Tather
Florina
A Hint to Turkey Paris May 11
A terse European note circulated in Paris Vienna and St Petersburg outlines the Bulgarian crisis. It argues the conflict is not only between Turkey and Bulgaria but between Turkey and the powers, with Berlin signatories, urging reform of the Macedonian defense and punishment of Albanian agitators while warning against Turkish diversionary threats to Bulgaria. The message stresses no power will permit Bulgaria to be held responsible for Salonica outrages.
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Paris
Vienna
St. Petersburg
St. Petershers
Turkey
Bulgaria
Salonica
Berlin
Austria
St Peteraburs
Batlearie
Albatslen
Londom
Porsian Soc
Lord Crewborne
House of Commons
Beitiak Gonant
New Chwang
Amther
Lord Cranborne
United States
Great
Geval
Ieet
Buried Alive on Wall Street Mason Vanishes in Carriage Hijack
A Mason working on a wall near a central Wall Street courtyard is abducted by masked men who bundle him into a carriage. After a harrowing half hour of driving, he is dragged through doors into a corridor and restrained. A terrified woman is also seized as revolvers menace witnesses. Police search for suspects as the victim seeks to recount the attack.
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New York
Miyu
Baku
Herald
Wenn
Shane Ts Wourre
Lewis
Rimecif
Sham battle staged by disguised pirates on river police boat
A mock river clash near Formpitheville featured police in a gunboat and pirates posing as raiders. Shots fired from a two five pounder, rubber prop reels, and revolvers, while the fireboat New Yorker stood by. The staged scene aimed to film moving pictures for a New York University anniversary event.
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Chicago
Gevan
New Fork
Gmlire
Policrete
Formpitheville
Saw Ridge
New Yorker
Antic Parke
To Two Hundred
Stilethe University
New York
Uned
Presidential train voyage through Pajaro and Santa Cruz
May 11 reports describe President Roosevelt traveling by train from DeMonte, with Captain Swett leading a detachment of the Fifteenth Infantry in escort. He spoke to crowds at Pajaro station and Santa Cruz, praising good Americans and urging national unity, with stops amid cheers and a stop at Wabonville en route.
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I Pajaro
Cali
DeMonte
Fifteenth Infantry
Swett
Addres
Sinkini Hin
Animet
Iifteenth Infantry
Talery
Wim Dutime
Ihb
Santa Cruz Las Tene
Cal
Puriijo
Crus
Sotanue
Elk
Senate
Monterey Bay
Santa
Clare Waliey
Bante
Amdite Gaminbelt
Yas
Trait Krower
Farme Anarchiv
Poke m Towehnig
Santa Cruz
California
Dalley
Mr Conant the Man Named for Topeka Law Dean
Ernest B. Conant of Chicago is slated for dean of the Topeka law school at Washburn. A Harvard graduate, he has lived in Chicago for years. The creation will take place tomorrow and he is understood to be elected.
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Ernest B. Conant
Chicago
Neopesia Law School
Washburn
Rock Island Washout and Creek Flood Close Routes
Severe washout on Rock Island near Eadih Center halts travel with tents damaged. Beaver Creek waters rise, eroding banks under the ranks and washing out ballots. local reports note delays as repairs begin. Weather and river levels delay completion into afternoon, with ongoing risk along the line.
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Eadih
Beaver Creek
Temperature Report From Large Cities
A fragmented weather summary lists readings for several cities with numeric values. Entries include New York, Washington, Chicago, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, and others showing varying temperatures or indices. The garbled OCR text preserves city names and some numbers, reflecting a brief temperature snapshot.
Spotted Fever Threat Faces Twelve Hundred Men
A health alert declares that twelve hundred men are in danger from spotted fever. Officials warn of rising cases and urge preventive measures to curb spread among workers and communities. Local clinics prepare isolation spaces and distribution of protective supplies.
Three Recruits Dead Five Others In Critical Condition
Philadelphia May 11 The Pressman reports a deadly cerebro spinal meningitis known as spotted fever has broken out among 2 200 men aboard the receiving ships Minneapolis and Puritan at League Island navy yard. Three have died and two more are critically ill as officials race to separate the sick and move the rest to tents for air and space. Navy doctors warn more may fall and pledge strict observation.
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Spetial
Staty Ipwurtnes
Apeh J
Ately
Uncurance
H. Liling
Thrasmouth
Associacyr
Don Cartoe
Ater
John T M. Ubten
Dem Carioe
IHS
Kansas
Dar Cartes
Kerry Institute
Kansas City
Areleck
Ender
Manue Pluishute
Don Castor Te Arcused
Huyini
Amiictt
Vhis
Mir
Pertisstions
Cerin
Resife
Coneland
Greenlse
Ninoni Bowl
Cantuaien
Benz
Jovem
Don Carlos
Chicago
Wichita
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Puritan
League Inland Navy Yard
Fife
Naval Home
Trom League Island Navy Yard
Lung
Sutreor Inc
Manchuria Tangle Persists Amid Conference Report
Pekin dispatches say the French minister reports that Sinister Conger has notified Chinese authorities of Manchuria tensions. Russia denies direct U S involvement via McCartney and Cassini, while assurances ease Chinese concerns. A Washington briefing from Weekington appears to deny joint action by Britain Japan and the United States, quelling fears of a broader entanglement.
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Pekin
Manchuria
Russia
United States
Weekington
Hay
Cassini
Hay Isa
Great Britain
Japan
Strikers Warned as Rail Workers Block Intercity Freight
Notices posted by Mott Alm officials claim rail clerks moved dynamite to a pier for Mexico while ten workers from St. Louis were persuaded not to work. Five more reported for duty later, and the company warned that its trains carry United States mail and interstate commerce.
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Clark
St. Beuje
Sertion
United States
Miller Wasn't Dead Found Alive in Oakland
A report claiming Miller's death in Oakland was proven false. The origin of the erroneous news remains unclear as authorities verify the hoax or misreport.
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Oakland
Shamrocks Have Trial Spin at Gourock Scotland May 41
Shamrocks in a training sprint at Gourock Scotland with two Shamrocks under ebb tide. Weather conditions variable with a northly wind. The lead craft drifted toward the cap, while the other boat started down the channel. A six knot preese off Holy Loop affected the racing as Shamrock II began to overhaul the first craft.
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Topeka Choral Society
Canada
Evers
Aieters Association
Tate
Baen
Central Iebor
Diedette
Ark
Hrotherbord
Lerpenters
Eintell
Frank Duffy
Edwani
Scotland
Lamion
Moward
Tandon
Jenchment
Hotmeholé
Fraternal Aid Association
National Organization
Theentee
Mavemeyer
Hanna
Marshall
Feapte
Frisco
Balkans
Saloniea
Fom
Mr. Roosevelt
San Francisco
MR. Conant
Man
Washburn Law Department
Rock Island
Emith Center
Amy Sy Wom
Nee York
Bowtod
Eradeta
Washington
Cincininati
Louis
Miller
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