Hatsuze sinks at Port Arthur during landing aid mission
Japanese battleship Hatsuze went down in 40 minutes after being hit near Port Arthur while covering a troops landing. About half the crew perished, and only 90 survivors were reported. The cruiser Yoshino was also lost, jammed in fog caused by Kasuga, leaving most of her crew dead or missing.
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Port Arthur
Kasuga
Sattiers
Argentina
God
Hatsune
TAY Mets
Duiny
Paporthd
Balioship Shikishima
Tyatures
Vie Sulmining Eilhe
Ekelt
Dolny
Asana
Mighks
Ressian
Dalny Eaylue
Port Arinae
Avena
Eos Fey
Durie
Nina
Arthur
Admiral Tee
Dalny
Mlandonnu
Nascinset
Seoul
Kinnshitins
Kyl Chyons
Uriiger
Port Arthur action rumors and fleet movements report
An early May dispatch from Toki describes battles near Port Arthur with ships Hatsune Kasuga and Shikishima involved. casualties and damage reported, including mines and torpedo strikes. The report notes Russian and Japanese vessel movements, battleship conditions, and the potential severing of communications at Dalny port.
Japanese Invasion Actions Reported Along Lia
A dispatch from New Chwang and surrounding ports details Japanese naval activity and Russian responses near Kai Chow and Port Arthur. Reports say bombardments extended about 25 miles, landings were limited, rail lines damaged, and Russian forces retreated while dispatching entrenchment work and reorganizing defense.
Railroad assessment rise in several counties reported
The sixth board considers increasing railroad assessments by about two and a half million dollars over last year. Rock Island west of Belleville shows loss while Leavenworth and Wyandotte counties see higher levies. Overall rolling stock gains barely offset property increases, with total change around eight hundred thousand dollars.
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Tse Aapia Matesant Wis
Eixth Board of
Ralfrodd Naseenors
Iailroad
Leay
Lenwerth
Rome
Unstable Kansan Weather Mix With Rail Valuation Notes
Pleasant start gives way to showers in western Kansas as a northwest wind persists. The weather bulletin cites cloudy, warmer western Kansas with clearing eastern Kansas and western Missouri, plus rain in parts of the state. Rail valuations show modest increases overall, with declines for Missouri Pacific and St. Joseph and Grand Island, while several counties report higher totals from sidetracks and stock. Temperatures across cities range from mid 70s to low 40s, with hourly readings showing variable winds from the north.
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Johnson
Ingman
Jennings
Kansas
Missouri
Kansais
Bock Talind
Welleville
Colorado
Frisco
Missouri Pacific
Leavenworth County
St. Joseph & Grann
Doniphan Leavenwoy Marshall
Nemaha
Wyandotte
State Board of Equalization
Pathren
Cleatertidgarh Stycoker
Cheyenne Clark
Clay Cloud Cotte Comanche
Crawford
Hale CT
Hamilton Harper
Aeneyes
Paige Lanettse
Baker
Concordia
Dodge City
Fort Scott
Mackeville
Manhattan
Osage City
Sudan
Topeka
Toronto
Wichita
Melock
Bole Powce
Narrow Escape In Kansas City Horse Incident
W C Stephenson had a harrowing escape Wednesday evening at Seventh Street and Kansas Avenue. Riding a high spirited horse, the animal reared near a moving car, and Stephenson, holding a field rein, toppled as the horse fell, narrowly avoiding serious injury. Weather indications forecast Chicago for May 19 with showers tonight and Friday, warmer tonight and brisk southerly winds.
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W. C. Stephenson
Seventh Sirest
Kansas Avenue
Stephenson
Caicago
Kyane
TWO MORE BISHOPS MAY BE CHOSEN IN CONFERENCE
The May 10 report from Hibbing notes a second ballot for bishops with Dr Henry Spelinner Newark NJ among leaders. Dr We Mebowell, Dr J W Barshford, Dr TB Neely, and others show gains as candidates vie for the Duliet seat.
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Widuim Burt
George Peckham
GW Smith
W. A. Quayle
de. B.C. Jenolues
BR. J. Cook
I. BR. Wilson
J. W. F. Bowen
Binhopy
Mate Fens
Republican state convention names Nebraska nominees
The Lincoln Neb May 1 report lists John M. Mickey as governor Edmund G McGillon for lieutenant governor A Galis as secretary of state Peter Mortenzen as treasurer Norris Brown as attorney general N Eugetina Womuentone as auditor J L De Belen as schools superintendent and H C Brome B Dempster J C Piper H L Leftane as at large delegates Elmer J Burkett named as US senator The platform supports Theodore Roosevelt and endorses John L Webster for vice president It defends a protective tariff praises canal and irrigation progress and gold standard currency policy.
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Dempster
J. C. Piper
H. L. Leftane
Elmer J. Burkett
United States
Roosevelt
John L. Webster
Nebraska
Panama Canal
There Will Be Two State Tickets in Wisconsin
In Wisconsin during the 19th century turmoil the Republican factions split with rival conventions. One faction backed a Lafolletta led ticket while the other, bolted by Gaenseh delegates, claimed illegality and set its own delegates. The split sets the state’s electoral plan for a contested gubernatorial race.
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Wisconsin
Aladingh
Wis
Dogtinals
Picola
Gaenseh
Llegal
Cook
Robert Lafolletta
Fulleroper Howse
Lafodletty Organisation
Washburn Faces Emporia State In Big Conference Duel
Baseball showdown scheduled for Saturday between Washburn and Emporia State was postponed Friday afternoon by Washburn athletics manager Frank Leneh. The first meeting of the year, won by theopponents, set stakes for the rematch as Washburn's George and Ment prep for a pivotal clash. Widespread support expected to boost attendance. game viewed as key state championship tilt with Missouri university also in the mix.
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College
Emporia
Washburn
Frank Leneh
Emporii
Erie
Emporians
Iene Pointe
Warburn
Missouri University
Nots
Ordination of Rev Wilber Scranton Leete at Tamporis Has
A large service in Tamporis marked the ordination of Rev Wilber Scranton Leete to the priesthood. The ceremony included sermons, prayers, and the laying on of hands by Bishop Millspaugh and other church leaders. Leete, formerly of St. Andrews in Galena and educated at Kasiaar Theological School, received many gifts and is now authorized to serve as priest.
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Wilber Scranton Leete
Fimporia
Emiperia
Tamporis
Tay
Wilbur Scranton
St. Andeew's Episcopal Church
Tishop Millspaugh
A. F. Fasedail
Ster. HN. Spener
Allison
A. H.W. Anderson
Dean Kaye
Topeka
A. H Randal
Mr. Teele
Ox Nm
Ie Plahop
Fer
Randall
Veak Creator Spiritus
Mie Ugh
Leete Mut Pexita
W. S
Virginia Seminary
Alexandric
Dr. Beatty
St Andrews Church
Daltimore
Kasia
Wateege
Hury
Kasiaar Theological School
Indian plans to contest Congress with Curtis rival Martell
Nadeau, an educated Native from Haskell, reports Martell alias Cha-aly plans to rally Potawatomi supporters to oppose Curtis. Martell campaigns in Topeka and Washington, while promising a large delegation from the reservation. Guthrie reassures no harm, but Nadeau fears opposition and mobilizes his people to back Chealy Curtis.
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Potlawetomie
Curtis
Congress
Ike Chaaly Curtis
Washington
Chealy
Bega
Guthrie
Eborigine
Nadeau
Nadess
Cha-alp
Cha-aly
Triin
Martell
Pottawatormie Portreation
Firet
Marteil
Natean
Wil
Beales
Thareatarset
Nadeat
Tip
Haskell
Guintie
A. K. Rodgers
Chanly
Topeke
Marteltie
Last Creek
Kongrem
Nada
Hero
Corts
Topeka Woman Fusses Over National Club Board
In St Louis on May 19 a clash arose over National Federation of Women's Clubs director selections. Kansas has long held one board seat, with Jamies Humphrey of Junction City a key figure. The dispute centers on whether Kansas should yield influence to other states.
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St Louis
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Kansas
Jamies Humphrey
Juncti City
Sunflower Stata
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Alfred J. Cummesver
New York City
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Rem Lalonetie
Wisconsin Republicans
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