Stars Attend Opera Guests Nordica Duss In Topeka
Nordica De Heszke and Duss arrived from Kansas City by Santa Fe. The famous cantatrice rested after a long journey while the orchestra and staff adjusted. Duss shared experiences about Topeka and Kansas growth, recounting a humorous hog story and remarks on horse sense and training.
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Dass
Metropolitan Opera House
Shiny
Lilla Nordica
Magounnt Denaenke
Kansas Cy
Sante Fe
Neon
M Hagkagpans
Mme. Nordic
Elie Etrived
Wien
Duss
Governor Penndypacker approves Grady Savna bill
Hartisburg May 13 Governor Penndypacker backs the Grady Savna abst phil end and a long statement explains his action. The bill repeals conflicting laws and protects press rights, branding criticisms and public informants as essential. He argues damages align with standard tort rules and that publishers must print ownership details. He emphasizes press value to civilization while approving the bill’s provisions and remedies.
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Hartisburg
Pendypacker
Fragmented 19th Century Public Notice and Commentary
A ragged extract combines stray quotes on theatre and music figures with dense legal and press freedom commentary. It discusses audience behavior and a manager’s stance, includes references to a Metropolitan Orchestra, and weaves in legal notices about libel and public affairs. The piece cites names like Buck and Drute, and mentions child labor legislation in Pennsylvania.
Tribesmen Repulsed Near Te Sean Walls
Madrid dispatch reports imperial troops repelling tribesmen who attacked Tetian Monilay. Rebels fled suburbs as forces regained positions, with casualties on both sides. Advices say rebel trackers suffered great losses while pursuing the retreating foe. Jett Seeks Continuance in murder case of Attorney Marcum in Winchester.
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Madrid
Orne Séréooo
Te Sean
Astm
Jett
Winchester
Grinted
Curtis Jett
J. B. Marcum
Oluin
Babess
Argonauts Speaks It Banquet Held in San Francisco
A banquet honoring Argonauts was held in San Francisco with speeches highlighting achievements. Attendees included notable figures from sports and community organizations, celebrating continued collaboration and future ventures for the group.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt in San Francisco Opens Groundbreaking Ceremony
President Roosevelt tours San Francisco with Mayor Schmitz, reviews units at the Presidio, and breaks ground for a monument to McKinley. He attends a citizens reception at Palace Hotel, receiving gold souvenirs as thousands of California schoolchildren cheer along Van Ness Avenue.
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Palace Hotel
Bank of Fox
Schmitz
Marion Street
Stretta
California
Roosevelt
Failty
Chy Ld
van Ness Avenue
Mary Wlocks
Toa
Pevidio Qwanters
Golden Gate
Sollers
McArtiuir
Mele
Pirentillo
Throuat
Folder Gate Park
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Rowsevelt
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Francico Pressela
Theodore Roosevelt
Ron Franciere
Weas Banoueted
Citizens’ Committee
Owith
Mtr
Tinorovelt
MacArthur
Tre. Wheeler
M. H DeYoung
Mayor & Schmitz
Garden State
Geo. Pardes
Navy
Moody
Fairfax Wheelan
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Golden Stair
Rene
Joral Huttekian
Aqme
Eee
Pease
Governor Bailes Faces Losses From Heavy Rains At Smith County
J R Burrow, a state official, notes much corn in Smith County will need rework after a week of heavy rains. He reports about 250 acres damaged on his own farm, with soils eroded and deep burials hindering replanting. Bailes has 260 acres planted in Nemaha. Planting delays persist, though no rot is believed to be in the ground.
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Bure
Burt Kansas
Oak
Dave
Trop
Emiker
Havana
Bury Oak Ranch
Animhal
Washington
Cory Wien
Sas
Shertocle
Dupe
Abe Atlaie
Ter
pers _lause Orchestra
Miz
Drute Wil
Shane
Anind
Merchant Home Credit
Eppernice
Shoresse
Gallen
United States
Sorkten Heal
Acithin
Morderna
Commonwealth
J. R. Burrow
Smith County
Burrow
Smith Center
Bailes
Nemaha
Wan
Rain Could Not Dampen City’s Greatest Concert Night
Thousands filled the auditorium for a major city concert as the Choral Society delivered an excellent showing despite threatening weather. Rain did not deter the throng marching to the festival site, with crowds gathering both last night and Tuesday afternoon as torrents fell.
Riots and casualties in Valparaiso as martial law spreads
Reports from Valparaiso indicate martial law and rioting with about forty killed and many injured. Troops patrol streets after dock laborers attacked officers, fires burn chamber stores and South American Steamship premises.
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Buenos Airea
Valparaiso
Merurioc
Chamberar
Strike In Railroad Shops Paralyzes Chicago Lines
Four hundred blacksmiths and helpers in Chicago railroad shops refuse wage advances prompting a strike. Cable pullers of the telephone company also walk out after a wage dispute, halting work in progress for several weeks.
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Chicago
Chicago, Rock de Mad& Pacific Rallina
Susaé
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Atmisk Logay
Cable Noricers
Co Tikephone Company
Bridge Washes Out For Missouri Pacific As Floods Rise
Telegrams report a bridge on the Missouri Pacific Central Branch near Dallas River washed out while floods disrupt tracks at Kickards. Weather notes from Chicago and other cities mention showers and cooling temperatures as rivers rise and trains face delays.
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Atchison, Kan
Central Branch
Missouri Pacific
Westhound
Gettiz
Chyde
Dallas
Crete
Missouri Pacific Road
Kickards
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