Idle mill and mine lease signals experiment in Kansas
In Galena on May 14, Geo A Wildlamehaw is optioned for the year on a nearby zinc plant. The mine, owned by Pot Pius Bluffs interests, resumes with a cooperative profit sharing plan. Williams will pro rate earnings if expenses are not fully covered, with about 56.9 percent ore yield last week and daily wages noted.
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Geo. A. Wildlamehaw
Tikes
Fowe Aid Bewas
Moodey
Pius Bluffs
Willian
Or & Munis
Willams
Jean
Williams
aBen
Mundie
Uhia
Seana
Jubilee of Kansas Taseder and ts emeion highlights
The eighth annual jubilee held at an airance site features Prof. A Kroeger of St Louis and AL Murder as judges. Henry W Newton, tenor soloist, will perform with the chorus, and Chicago’s Jeeaie Dunn sings Habekah. Hutchinson school and 245 Vareen choir join for the concert program.
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Marchinenn
Kansas
Tasedur
Tomer Ayn
Prof
A & Kroeger
St. Louis
Tostan
Milles Deas
Churua
Voicea
Henry W. Newton
Cheng Hhh
Tee Jeeaie Dunn
Chicago
Will
Habekah
Ed Malloy
Mia
Halatend School
Hutchinson
Vareen
Zney
Grand Lodge Of PF Holds Department Officers Election
Delegates gathered for the Grand Lodge of PF division officers election today at the designated hall in Kansas City. The program included credential examinations and officer presentations for the entire division, with names like Cart Sinnura Wick, Margaret Cotad Tol, and Mattie Laradderin listed among attendees and speakers.
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Grand Lodge
OF PF
Tols
Rans
Jorge Knights
Aoswion
creden‘Usis
Matbo
Hs Severn
Valform Bank
Kansas City
Kan
Fins Junior
Mew
Carte
Carte Sinnura, Wick: Grand Manager. Mia, Margaret Cotad
Brand
Mire
Jones
Omage City
Wilettees
Mattie Laradderin
Beaker Goodland
Sim
Summers
Eldorado
Tam
Topeka Adopts Controversial Ordinance on Saloons
Cinvertia May 16 City council approved a strict ordinance by five to seven vote targeting saloons and banning certain activities with penalties up to a stated amount. Six city keepers have hired top legal counsel and plan vigorous enforcement against violations as attorneys challenge the measure.
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Sonourdia
Cinvertia
Urdinasen Legat
Smallpox at Emporia Triggers Fear Among Students
Emporia reports a scare as two normal students are affected by smallpox. May 16 details note a break-in at Mies Akers and Dourting house and about 760 students are unsettled by the incident.
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Emporia Normal
Emporia
Mies Akers and Dourting
President Taylor Visits Camps as Murder Trial Unfolds
The report describes student unrest and a murder inquiry at a college. President Taylor visited dining halls to calm fears while sixty witnesses testified. Key witnesses include surveyor John, Carl Plaher, Arthur Jones, Ella Bovock, Mrs Jones, and a description of Hiward the murderer’s arrival and Glecovery of the body.
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John
Schemik
Carl Plaher
Arthur Jones
Mre
Ella Bovock
Mrs Jones
Hiward
A. x Cox
Hinard
Arthur Crocker
Citizens Bank to Convert to National Bank at Emporia
NEW NATIONAL BANK Emporia plans a conversion of Citizens Bank from a state to a national charter. Directors W C Newman J B Kenyon F C Newman KJ Edwards LZ Hatleck T J Acheson D A Stunt and T F Byrnes will meet within sixty days, likely in June, as action to complete the conversion progresses. Capital stock stands at $75,000.
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Emporia
Nathael Bank
Laat
Comptroller of Currency
Citizens’ Bank
F.C. Svevenus
Mae Meecine Tt
W. ¢. Newman
J.B Kenyon
FC. Newman
LZ. Hatleck
T. J. Acheson
D. A. Stunt
T. F. Byrnes
Schools to Close Last Week of Study Kansas City
Kansas City Kansas public schools announce the term ends Friday with 10,000 pupils starting summer vacation. Ward schools hold commencements May 31 and high school exercises follow, listing 174 graduates and multiple ward school names.
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Kansa City
Kan
Kansas City
Kas
Gfven
Armourdate
Central
Everett
London Heights
Lang
Low
Lincoln
Morse
Gifts Aid College Atchison Telescope Accessory Purchases
Contributions from friends in Atchison enabled Midland College to buy a telescope accessories package including a helioscope valued at about 1 and a universal spectroscope valued at around 100. Munich-made components from reputable patterns aided the acquisitions amid campus progress despite limited funds.
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Atchison
Atchison, Midland College
Munich
Germany
Jeffries Ready to Fight Corbett in Week Says Brady
New York May 1 report quoted manager Brady discussing Jeffries seeking a title defense against James J. Corbett within a week. Brady claimed Jeffries would fight Corbett next Monday or the following week, challenging Sharkey Fitzsimmons McCoy and others to enter a title bout setup.
Long Shots Win at Churchill Downs With Upsets
Louievile rider Jon Bright rode to victory in a mile and fifty yards handicap in world record time amid heavy betting. Juanetta, backed from 60 to 1 to 13 10 1, won convincingly. A small killer touched Junnesta in the fifth race as pools rushed bets nationwide. The feature fret handicap drew Bangle John Bright Batten Salyers and Arthur Behan as contenders in a dramatic card at Tueway afternoon.
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Louievile
Jon Bright
Juanetta
Churchill Downs Tueway
Junnesta
Dows
Hand Iy
Bangle
John Bright
Batten
Salyers
Arthur Behan
Mile race report with Bright and Firenze's high time
The record text notes John Bright finishing fourth in the mile with a fast time of 1:35 2-3 while Saneie and Degen push hard. Firenze in Chicago on July 6 set a world record for the distance. Bright carried 12 pounds versus Firenze's lighter load, making his run more creditable.
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Bed
Saneie
John Bright
Etna
Firenze
Chicago
Soan Bright
Florénzo
American Jockeys Day at New Market Races
Opening New Market meeting features Sloan and Reiff in front as American jockeys shine. Joe Chamberlain wins the New Market handicap with Sloan aboard. Ameers second and The Docker third. Other races see Sloan, Reiff, and Blows in top placements on prominent mounts.
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Reiff
London
Mariel
Pod Moan
Simoseide
Si Vox
J. Reiff
Gnished
Sloan
Waa
Mr. Duke
Galveston
Rigby
Martini
J. Retrup
Cararalla
Blows
I. Relff
Kaitr Queen
Doris
Broken Melody
Joe Chamberlain
Ameer Wes
the Docker
L. Reiff
Clarke in Another Bow Pirates Manager Faced Off
In Pittsburg, Clarke delivered a bold response as the Pirates faced Tenn y at bat. The scene unfolded with clashes and onfield tension as players and managers exchanged earlier barbs. Pauses, pushes, and a crowd edge followed a tense moment before play resumed.
Brooklyn Gets Lave Gross In Fractured Boxing Card
St Louis 1-A status and cross matchups highlight a boxing card featuring Lave Gross with veteran Udrdl Haseman in a supporting role. Hankin and Janes occupy center court positions as Cross returns. Tommy Ryan postpones his May 23 bout with McCoy to May 29 due to a back ailment. the six round purse remains $6,000.
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St Lave
Trooklin
Lave
Long Mide
Servans
Haseman
Maniun
Hankin
Sheckaml
Janes
Tommy Ryan
McCoy
New York
Ryan
Chicago
Walcott Rules Out All American Opponent Bout Contingencies
New York reporters quote heavyweight champion Owen Walcott expressing willingness to fight Tommny Ryan in a definite round bout and rejecting an all or nothing purse condition. Ryan reacts by saying he refuses to fight blacklisted opponents and cancels plans, citing pressure from white fans.
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New York
Omy Av
Corbett Resting After Jeffries Title Fight
New York May 16 Corbett plans no immediate return to the ring saying he will not fight James Jeffries for at least six months. He Accepts a future challenge but postpones naming a date as he believes he can regain strength and prepare adequately before any rematch.
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New York
Dammed Dettries
Jim Corbett
Pion
Corbettia
Mpatnist
Debts and boxing bids mix with 1920s sports chatter
The fragment recounts talk of defeating debts and a fighter awaiting a next bout, with offers from managers nationwide, including a weekly sum for thirty weeks. It references Corbett era law shifts, and mentions Connolly Queenan Chicago bouts, plus scattered baseball scorelines from Cincinnati Detroit and Buffalo games with batteries and players noted.
Transport Thomas Arrives From Manila After Twenty Days
The transport Thomas docked in San Francisco on May 16 after twenty days from Manila, nineteen from Nagasaki and sixteen from Yokohama. It carried 18 officers in the cabin, 3 sick soldiers, 42 discharged soldiers, 6 hospital corps members, 7 insane patients, $ guards, 2 prisoners, 4 contract nurses and the bodies of 10 fallen soldiers. General Theodore A. Schwan and Colonels Jacob Kline, John W. French and Simro Snyder are aboard. Schwan will await orders in San Francisco before reporting elsewhere. He says robber bands incited by native politicians threaten peace, but American troops are well distributed and gaining natives’ confidence as pacification progresses after the wet season and elections. The civil government issue remains the main task.
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San Francisco
Cal
Manila
Nagasaki
Yokohama
Gulce Sabine
Tie Seeme
General Schwan
McKinley
Philippines
Thio
Guickly
Ore Isianta
Cooperative Shelter Plans by Western Federation of Miners
At a session of the Western Federation of Miners in Denver in May a committee was appointed to investigate the feasibility of a labor university for political economy. The meeting discussed an investment fund toward property and a potential cooperative shelter project as part of broader labor objectives. General Merriam faced severe censure amid actions tied to Coeur d'Alene disturbances and Spokane conventions.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Ube
Tion
Western Labor Uston
Adky
Seamen Rerp
Holioam
Spokane
Washoe
Merriamere
Coeur d'Alene
Ables
Youngest lads before court in Hutchinson district case
Two of the youngest boys ever before court, Bud Helwick aged 6 and Harry Worth, faced a brief hearing in Hutchinson and Returnree. A short lecture was given and the boys were released. The item notes local legal action and quotes a Cleveland Plain Dealer line about constitutional rights.
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Salina
Max Ig
Hinder Duciel
Ds Petit
Bud Helwick
Harry Worth
Juden Wagntaf
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