Port Dalny Dismantled Amid Japanese Landing Fears
Reports from St Petersburg and Tokyo describe the dismantling of Port Dalny docks and defenses, amid Russian claims of preserving a harbor for potential Japanese landings. The harbor system cost millions, with extensive docks, warehouses, railways, and a large breakwater.
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Alexiefshile
The
Cour
Port Danny
Idoa Ting Peninsula
Port Dany
Thilen Wan Bay
Haat
Russia
Sts Eketer
Has Aian
Danny
Devemeter
Tehivuwan Bat
Pacific
Ste Khodé
St. Petribers
Chis Great
Port Arthur
Hi Wed
Gas piping fight in legislature sparks regional clashes
Gas towns press to bar piping natural gas out of the district arguing it would lure manufacturing to larger centers. Statewide plans to block cross county lines face political and legal hurdles as lawmakers weigh anti piping legislation. A separate report notes the death of Judge Matthew P. Simpson in a Newton auto crash and details car accident circumstances and local funeral plans.
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Gan Belt
Kenays City
Gum Belt
Kromas City
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Miso
Topetar
Leavenworth
Atehinon
Kaneos
Che
Jong
J. Carpenter
Neo She
Carpenters
Gtorney
Carpenter
Gam
Metsiature
Gax
Ajlen
Montgomers
Titsick
Legisarion
Fos
Judes
Matthew P. Simpson
Newton
Ate Pherson
Harvey County
Accla
Lehman
First Na Hehal Bank of
Simpson
Anna Lees
Judge Simpson
Oren
Lowlee
Altomen
Braninets Seek Gubernatorial Hope Amid Contenders
In Reso county political jockeying centers on who will be governor aspirant candidates Fianoy Taylor and Dossbuster Tiprement lead in hard fought bids. J O Brown, current county attorney, and Governor Bailey are named as probable contenders with tension over county rights and party influence. An old Kansas Ty banquet card hints at Roosevelt and Burton support in 1906, resurfacing as an odd historical footnote.
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Fianoy
Taylor
J. 0. Brown
Reso County
Nd Guvirner Bailey
Teno County
Brownie Beise
Cotton Men Meet in Washington May 22
Washington May 22 The American Cotton Manufacturers association convened with members present to discuss the current crisis. W Arath of Mouten NC and Secretary Cortelyou of the Department of Commerce spoke on raw cotton prices and labor migration. Prof B C Carpenter of Ithaca NY also addressed the meeting. The speakers warned the shortage of labor and emigration threaten the industry and government principles.
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Washington
Menociation
Irmial Seertan
ADU
Tday'a
W. Arath
Mouten N.C
Cortelyou
Department of Eiermerce
B.C Carpenter
Ithaca
Tenth
Turin
Sonibas
Derlee
Alibe
Taft Under The Knife For Nose Growth Removal
New York May 12 A report from Washington says Secretary of War Taft underwent an operation to remove a growth on his nose tied to torediium inflammation The condition was described as mild and his temperature fell to 101 last night He rests comfortably and is expected to remain in the hospital for ten days before further plans are made He will wear a bandage on his nose during recovery to avoid embarrassment while staying in New York City
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Milleden
Chwang
Ramold
Port Arthur
St Peiwrebure
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Alexie
Tokio
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Tor
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New York
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Japan
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London
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Kharkov
Tenth Army Corps
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Alexander
Paris
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Polondte
Port Adams
Sisthite Bay
Lalo Tuog
Kin Chou
Fock
Siberian Life Division
Stoese
Taft
Washington, D. C
Kobe
Lawyer Larimer Trial Over Signatures and Cash Notes
The district court this morning opened a case where Mrs Hull sues Larimer for 450 dollars and a 500 dollar note. She says he collected 3500 in cash and a 500 note with a chattel mortgage. Larimer claims a 50 percent share of all he collected and a 259 dollar fee. Mrs Hull denies signing the agreement. Witnesses test for signature authenticity. a bank official doubts the written agreement.
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Hullie
Larimer
Full Olaline
de. J. P. Lewis
Hull
Fought 24 Hours in Upper Valleys as War News Shifts
A brief Herald dispatch from Suin Janeiro reports Colonel Anyo leading forces from Chandiees toward Banta Rosa to clash with Peruvians. The encounter, amid a wider Acty dispute, ends with retreats and casualties, signaling a tense, ongoing conflict with negotiators watching for a possible truce while military actions continue across the front.
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New York
Parts
Anex
Suin Janeiro
Brazil
Anyo
Chandiees
Banta Rosa
Josknee
Aru
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Wins North River Tunnel Permit
The state board of railroad commissioners authorized a certificate of public necessity for the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad to construct a tunnel under the North River from the foot of Cortland Street to Exchange Place. Wil Lam G. McAdon is president of the company. Weather in Chicago shows showers and cooler, brisk northerly winds for Kansas.
Santa Fe Strike Watch Cites Satisfied Machinists
J D Buckalow reports Topeka’s machinists satisfied with their settlements and warns of potential action by west end ballermakers. Santa Fe plans to house new workers in Topeka shops as 148 machinists are on duty locally with 19 brought in from nearby areas. A large union meeting drew about 100 men behind closed doors. Judge Biwarts orders Stewart Scott to appear on contempt charges for blocking strike breakers.
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J.D. Buckatew
International Amsociation of Machinists
Topeka
Anld
Ballermakers
Santa Fe
HA. Aludge
The
Mudge
Machinipts
Abdul
Arkaiees City
Ken
Biwarts
District Court
Stewart Scott
Santa Fe Railway
Scott
BLUE SEES ROOSEVELT
Washington April 12 Tall week Blue of Columbus talked with President Roosevelt about a possible vacancy in the pension office. Eugene F Ware will resign later. Blue urged that consideration be given to a prospective appointment now. Rumors say Ada appointment unlikely.
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Blue of Columbus
Eugene F. Ware
Blue Bag
Flo
Roosevelt
Ware
Tintil
Bir
Bive
Ada
Kansas
Hine Wae
Presbyterians to Select Ministers for Topeka Pulpit Tonight
The Presbyterian church will meet in congregational assembly tonight to appoint a committee to choose ministers for Topeka. About fifty aspiring preachers are in the session’s hands as candidates. A number of local names appear in the list, with details about ages and residences.
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Presbyterian Church
Topeka
Te Purlic
Rainy Day Weather Report From Central Kansas Counties
The morning forecast notes more rain with warmer conditions in central and eastern Kansas. Central and eastern counties saw rain, cooler air to the southwest, and light northwest winds at noon. Government records show hourly temperatures and a total rainfall around a quarter inch.
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Jennings
Karassae
Kansas
Sedan
Toronto
Wichita
Parker faction dominates iowa indiana thdldna dem conve
Indianapolis May 12 The Thdldna Democratic convention opened with State Chairman O’Brien presiding. Delegates to the national convention will be chosen July 20 after adoption of platform and a state ticket. Parker supporters lead in county and district contests while Hearst followers dispute delegates. Committee reports favor Alonso Green Smith for chairman. a minority backed James McCabe. Contests from several districts loom as the session proceeds.
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Indianapolis
Ind
O'Brien
Taggart
Jo Parker
New York
Folow
W. Kt
Hearst
Lot
Wis
Parker
Thomas ‘Tageart
Marge
Midavits
Carriot
St Louis
Atken
James McCabe
Williamanert
TRIM
O Brien
Smith
Orient Gets $700000 for Kansas City Mexico Orient line
The Mexican government has ordered payment of 700000 to the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railway promised on completion of the first 100 kilometers in Mexico. President Stilwell telegraphed that a meeting of directors is called in Kansas City on May 12 to discuss repaying or confirming the funds.
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Kansan City
Fellowidy
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway
Mexico
Arthur B. Stileett
Stilwell
Ralimead
Kansas City
Not Ready to Sign Bonds in Topeka Visit
Linked States Mortgage and Trust spokesman Terrill told Elly Aturmey Spencer he will be in Topeka in late May to witness signatures on a waterworks bond. City attorney will warn Mr. Terrill not to proceed, as the coins and authority are unclear.
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Pork ‘Terrill
Linked States Mortgage & Trust Company
Elly Aturmey Spencer
Topeka
Tersili
Methodist Conference Debates Dance Ban and Theatrical Ban
Los Angeles May 12 A question of major consequence at the Methodist general conference centers on relaxing or removing the church ban on dancing card playing and theater. A subcommittee led by Judge P Sibley proposes replacing mandatory prohibition with advisory restriction and leaving indulgence optional. The conference also considers other changes including shifting appointments by district conferences and selecting clergy under a broader advisory framework. The session features debates, caucuses, and anticipated votes as delegates weigh the balance of discipline and flexibility amid calls for reform.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Methodist General Conference
Committee On State of the Church
P. 5. Sibley
Piret
Ie Gene Erally
Pacific Coast
Meintyten
de. Borard
Wauxell
Wierne
India
Cube Committee
J.fuckies
Tne
Nealey
Chilroan
Riler
Neely Shaw Preeniied
Insane Strike Breaker Detained After Depot Disturbance
A man named Thomas Hagan, imported as a strike breaker for Santa Fe shops, was forcibly restrained by deputies at the Santa Fe depot at 7 a.m. He raged, demanded to know where his homeland lay, and was taken to county jail for investigation. A Concordia Pioneer report notes his age and family history, with historic lines touching the gold era.
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Hagan
Santa Fe
Sherif
Welock
Kagan
Salt
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