Republican State Convention Nominates Ticket
The Republican state convention announced a full slate headed by W. B. Stanley for governor and George A. Clark for secretary of state. Delegates from Shawnee and Doniphan counties clashed over choices as anti boss forces gained ground with Wilder Medcalf named as large delegate.
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W. JA. Johnston
Obawm Winty
W. B Stanley
Sederwick County
Harry Rich~ Fur
George A Clark
Geary County
Worthanker
Frank Geitnes
Wishita
A. A. Godard
Shawnine County
Georgy &. Cole
Crawford Emanty
W. Welliefgton
Aluworth
Henn
Bourton
CD. Walker
Jackson
Im Crawford
Ed Wimcks
Bar Font J J. Mitchell
Wabatunee
Rankee Phobpe
Caldemius Dostors
A. W. Smith
Te Dey Rejoinah
Cl” Tage Tee
Hegattic
Brendoen
Linaoti
Yedtur- Hoy
Adrelne
York
Charles F Scott
W. Hiniva
Pratt
Misetad Givthets
Ak Tollows
Anthony
J Taeenworth
Toa Beatle
Aliniaan
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Popeke
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A. White
Binpecia
Miser
Gouge Grier
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Morton Albqugl
Kingman
Abciabod
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GR. McGueigal
Tarsus
Tata
Leeann
Weromen
Jenne
Ntl-Benaes
Silas Porter
Pia
Porter
Porn
Curtis
Mr. Blue
Wilder Metcalf
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Leland Foros
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Leland Fatloners Aeponitpiek County Sion
Tracy Platt and General Tracy Join Coudert Brothers Firm
General Benja min PL Tracy severed his convention with Teasy Bowéman Platt and became counsel for Coudert Brothers. Frederick T. Coudert of New York led the firm, and Tracy’s marriage tied to a prominent center.
Rampage Injures Nebraska Students After Collision
A chaotic scene in Lincoln, Nebraska pfllayed out as university students clashed with police last night. Chief Moagland and Officer Harn led responders after a violent incident caused multiple injuries during the confrontation.
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Fire Leaves Trail of Destruction in Grand Meadow
A May fire in Grand Meadow Minnesota damaged the edge of a street railway and several structures. The event disrupted normal activity as firefighting crews responded and residents assessed damage to property and nearby trains. Authorities advised caution while investigators began gathering details.
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Postoffice Established at Kruger Kansas
May 17 report from Washington states a postoffice has been established at Kruger in Kuseeti county Kan. The note mentions an event honoring President Rogers of the Drapaerunt Republic.
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Kruger
Washington
Kuseeti County
Kan
Appotas Pantinaater
Proaldent
Five Girls Elope With Soldiers From Chicago Unit
Chicago May 17 Five young women from Fort Sheridan joined the Fifth Regiment of U S Infantry for Cuba by disguising as men and boarding a military train. Two were discovered and sent home, Jessie Sherwood 17 and Emma Wincek 18, while three others were not initially detected but later faced pursuit. The romance involved gusto, uniforms, and plans for marriage in Santiago with the regiment bound for duty.
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Ine
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Hinfa Winoski
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Hammond
Ind
New York
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Emma Wincekl
Waukegan
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Teaste
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Marke Street
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Jennie
Barcel
Matren O'Brien
Benmend
Priest 25 Years Service Honored In Topeka Parish
Fr Hayden, longtime leader of the parish, marked 25 years of priestly service with retirement from the Kansas community. Letters of regret arrived from bishops Funk and Lenthan, university rector Conaty, and Catholic Indian bureau head Stapham, among others, as clergymen and parishioners sent costly tributes.
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Kennedy
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Leavenworth
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Chapman
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Barnes
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Mgr. Conaty
Catholic University At
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Catholic Indian Bureau
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Aswumyition
Miung Costly Elita
Tragedy Aboard Prins Karl: 14 Dead in Shipboard Shootings
Reports from Koping Sweden detail a man on the steamship Prins Karl firing with revolvers and knives after midnight, stabbing the captain and a lady passenger, shooting the mate, and wounding others. Seven dead and five wounded found aboard. ship reached Stockholm for authorities. A separate note mentions blood purifiers and local notices.
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To Try Roberts Again In Utah Court
Salt Lake City May 17 County Attorney Putnam today set B H Roberts for trial on unlawful cohabitation charges for May 29. Judge Norrell opened court and ordered the date set. The fragmentary text includes unrelated notes and jokes from Chillicothe Missouri and Philadelphia, with no coherent context.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Putnam
B. H. Roberts
Norrell
Topeka Hosts National Conference of Charities Delegates
The National Conference of Charities and Corrections arrives with President C. E Faulkner of Minnesota at the Copeland. Sessions open at the statehouse with welcome by James A. Troutman and Governor Stanley. Dignitaries include Rev Samuel G. Smith and Frank B. Sanborn. Delegates tour the insane asylum and attend sermons and committee meetings through Thursday.
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C. E Faulkner
Minnesota
Copeland
Hart
State House
James A. Troutman
Stanley
Samuel G. Smith
D. D
St. Paul
Minn
Frank B. Sanborn
Concord
Mase
Topeka
Dr Bestman
Frank A. Sanford
Frederick Howard Wines
Washington, D.C
Can't Tax Bonds Public Corporations Taxation Ruling
A court decision holds that public corporations cannot be taxed for bond issuance and deprives the city of more than 20 million dollars in tax revenue while the state faces hundreds of millions in potential securities taxes.
Thompson's Offense in Cuban Stamp Office Conspiracy
In a Porto Rico customs report, officials discuss a stamp department conspiracy involving Thompson who allegedly received vouchers and ordered book adjustments to shield Neatly, Moya, and Mascaro from a sale of over 180 worth of stamps. Thompson's bail is set at 10,000 dollars. The War Department notes Porto Rico customs receipts for the three months ending March 4, 1900, total 107. The same period in 1899 recorded 254,400.
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Mascaro Sémit
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Insular Affaire
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Wheat Market Mixed as Rain Forecasts Weigh On Prices
Chicago May 17 Wheat opened steady on firm cables then slipped on forecasts of rain in the Northwest. July dipped but then steadied near unchanged. Local receipts varied, with mixed reports from Minneapolis and Chicago futures. Oats and provisions showed limited movement as supplies remained ample. Livestock trade in Chicago was steady with buyers cautious and prices holding near midweek levels.
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Cotton Market Misstates and Iron Prices Mentioned in Trade Report
A late trading summary from New York markets notes spot cotton demand rising while American middling prices hold around 24 20. The report also covers iron and steel market demoralization, with commentary on stock movements, production expectations, and potential wage actions as discussions unfold at regional trade meetings.
Correspande from J. FF 18 Bareil of Chicago
Brief correspondence from J. FF 18 Bareil of Chicago mentions telephone contact.
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Correspande Bareil
Chicago
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