Dawson in Ruins fire breaks out in Klon dike metropolis
An extra edition reports a devastating blaze in Dawson causing the destruction of the entire business core and many buildings. Loss estimated around $1,000,000 with little salvage possible, amid a storm and rapid fire spread. Local firms including The Revelean, Smith, and McDonagh are noted among those burned. May 22, Dawson, Vietnm. BC.
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Vietnm
Skates
Alaskan
Lees
Cottalne
Meport
Bennett
Skavuay
Awa War Telegraph
Poudine
TaaAy Athearn
Dalimeriis
Wisibaxs
Tity. Com
GiUsr & Bini
Ana
Bevel Street
Priceiwal
Harttawson
Amore
Oredr
Smith
Mebedon
Merete
Tarn Preface Company
Aurea Saloon Rodeo
Wetoor
Mailtown Hives
Vieturk
McDonagh Bioth
Hank
British North America
Dawson Fire
Nuri Americn
Chiarleth
Marnelab
Hae Thule
Hume
Urba
Holler
Amreva
Amd
Helene Gute Fostilde
Dust and Fire Ravage Banks and Businesses Across Town
Amid widespread destruction a blaze destroyed Banke and several business houses. The event damaged paper stock and sparked fear of financial disruption as authorities investigated the causes and potential recoveries for the local economy. Community leaders urged caution while workers assessed losses and began cleanup operations.
White House Dinner Guests Reported
A Wallington report notes the President and Mr Kinney hosting a dinner with Mrs Bl Clair Mc Kelway of Browskigil and others. The cabinet members and city guests, including their spouses, are expected to attend the May event.
Perry Belmonts Leave Kentucky for New York
Perry Belmont and wife depart Lexington Kentucky for New York after spending more than two weeks in the Bluegrass region. They visited key stock farms, engaged in fishing, and managed basic housekeeping while noting photographic experiences and developing attempts.
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Perry Belmont
Kentucky
Lexington
New York
Heinant
Amajor
Fils
Kansans to Muster Out Twentieth Kansas in Kansas City
The governor and Wichita officials discuss plans to muster out the Twentieth Kansas in Kansas with a large welcome home. Secretary of War Alger confirms troop plans to move from San Francisco to Kansas for discharge and reception. Committees prepare a grand reception in Topeka, with Wichita proposed as a key hosting city.
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San Francisco
Kansas
Toneki
Heaverner Stanley
Russell A. Alger
Stanley
Washington
Philippines
San Frencho
Kan
Kalisis
Wieder
Kari
Cyserpor Stanka
Wichita
Seidark
Alger
Ihansun
Hutchinson
Topeka
Salt Bake City
Kangas
Benebrake
Washixton
DD. J. Greenwald
Stolen Cheney stamps recovered in Wichita tale
Nine thousand stamps were found in Wichita after being stolen from Cheney Post Office. Carl Gore retrieved them from a manure pile on South Topeka Avenue and handed them to Assistant Postmaster Jewett. Officials counted about nine thousand stamps, many spoiled and unusable.
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Wichita
Cheney Postoffice
Carl Gore
Joe Gry
South Topeka Avenue
Post Office
Jewett
McCoy
No Rates For Students In Western Rail Travel
Chicago May 22 western roads reply to Western Passenger association chairman says they will not offer reduced student rates for those returning home for summer vacations.
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Chicago
The
Western Passenger Association
Lawton's Victorious Army Moves Down Rio Grande
Washington reports indicate Lawton leading forces down the Rio Grande from San Isidro toward San Fernando with insurgents disintegrating. Aguinaldo's armistice request denied. U S troops and a gunboat to Negros Island. Manila operations continue with American plans and Philippine commission discussions on government.
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War Department
Tis
Manila
Rulucan
Quinga
Hullnag
San Misiel
Lawton
Rio Grande
San Isidro
San Antonio
Arayat
Kebbe
San
Aed Candaba
MacArthur
San Fernando
Negros Tumatra
Igland
Cebu
Aguinaldo
Ors
Ths
Warren
Snez
Plan for Philippine government proposed with governor general
A Washington report outlines a plan to appoint a governor general, cabinet, and advisory council for the Philippines. The system mirrors Cuba with a military administration pending stability, aiming to preserve U.S. sovereignty while granting limited native home rule.
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Washinguin
Sue
Mattie
Filipnes
Pontell I
State Department
Manila
Sehurman
Philippine Commission
Hay
Oris Wid Adina Dewey
Cuba
Daraeter
Porto Rico
Congress
Poe
Lawton
Mantia
Ott
Gen. Lawton
Glen. Otis
Gen
MacArthur
Ludiew
Wood
Cubs
Wreck of American steamer Piri near Coverack
May 22 Paris in good shape reports the Piri running on rocks near Lowlands Point close to Coverack. Salvage tugs from Liverpool expected, Bremen arrives Southampton to assist and passengers await the Grosse ship's sailing to New York on May 23 with a stop at Southampton.
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Coverack
Cornwall
Ateanser Piri
Weyton
Southampton
New York
Thie Viet
Liverpool
Wellacadas
Falmouth
Bremen
Ea Vork
Parks
Stock
Bremer
Holitary Markcov
Mismouth
Southaapton
State Paper Faces New Publication Rate Fight
Attorney General Gotard issues an opinion on publishing rates for official state papers. George A. es rare notes the capital’s need to collect only one cent per line for certain notices, with payment on print. In Chicago, May 2, a dispute over steamer rates tied to the National Educational association hints at possible wide scale rate cuts and a western rate war among transcontinental lines.
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Gotard
Renfer
Upom
George A
Neco
Collert
Peste
Chicago
City Court Victory Ends Fee Grabing Debate
Judge Hazen rules the New City Court is valid and permanent, denying habeas corpus for Jobe Craig. He rejects constitutional challenges to the city court law, citing prior Supreme Court rulings and proper enrollments, and asserts legislative authority over justice of the peace jurisdiction remains intact.
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Mazenso
Supreme Court
Jobe Craig
Ctty
Venderswehia
Hazen Aid
Reception to Schley by Omaha Commercial Club
Admiral Schley was tendered a reception by the Commercial Club of Omaha on May 22 in an informal event. The gathering drew nearly all prominent local commercial and industrial leaders and was crowded during the hour. He will be entertained this evening at the Orasha club.
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Commercial Club of
Omaha
Admiral Schley
Commercial Club
Orasha Club
Great Peach Crop Report From St Joseph District
Reports from points in the lake shore peach belt indicate many peaches winter killed at roots yet St Joseph district expects the largest crop in its history. Local growers including Wills Marble thinning orchards to prevent overburdened trees while plans for tonight feature Blind Boone at the Third Christian Church.
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St. Joseph
Ation
Lake Shore
United States
Wills Marble
Filipinos Claim Big Philippine Victory From Their Organ
A partial translation of a Spanish edition edited by Theophilus Little and Robert C. Alexander details insurgent success along the line at Tullahan and Marikina. It notes 6000 Americans defeated, 26000 cited elsewhere, enemy gun stores captured, and Otis and Dewey criticized while European powers demand McKinley halt oppression.
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State Historical Society
Theophilus
Republica Filipina
B.C Little
Sociery
Robert C. Alexander
Abilene
Tullahan
Pantalion Garcia
Manila
Salvador Estrella
Marikina
Paranaki
Pio de Pilar
Pasig
Otis
Dewey
United States
McKinley
Roosevelt Sets Views on Tax Reform for Corporations
Albany May 22 Governor Roosevelt reveals in a message to the legislature his stance on the Ford taxation bill and proposes improvements. He argues that smallholders pay too much while securities taxation harms honesty and urges corporations pay a fair share for state privileges. He favors state rather than local authority to levy taxes on franchises and hints the bill may tax gas companies street railways and fire monopolies.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Tal
State Board
Atete
Ford
No Place for Elliott in Regular Army Promotion
Governor Stanity recommended John D. Elliott for a second lieutenant post but the secretary of war says promotion is impossible. Elliott remains with the Twentieth Kansas as Kansas’ two available lieutenancies are filled by Major Chase Doster and Fred Buchan, who heads to Leavenworth for examination. Weather notes list Chicago May 22 partly cloudy with showers likely east, and England’s May 22 snow in the north and hills.
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Stanity
John D. Elliott
B.S. Elliott
Cottevvile
Secretary of War
Elliott
Kansas
Chase Doster
Fred Buchan
Leavenworth
Stockton
New York
Rudyard Kipling
Pair Holme
Morristown
Europe
Whit Star Line
Cythivie
Frank Stockton
Kipling
England
Cincinnati Man Seeks To Open a Starch Factory Here
A Cincinnati businessman seeks a location for a new process starch plant in Topeka. The Commercial Club weighs whether the factory will stay out of the starch trust and plans to push for action against trusts, including an occupation tax concept to squeeze the trust’s pricing.
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Commercial Club
Topeka
Cincinnati
Anderson
A. E Gat
Chell
Cincinnusl
Pew
Gutchell
Secriary Anderson
Kansan
Tens of
Kansas
Kauai
Major Anderich
Eugenie Dying Hopes For Empress Recovery Fades
Paris May 22 It is reported the ex Empress Eugenie widow of Louis Napoleon is gravely ill and near death. Earlier weeks she showed weariness and some doctors doubted recovery. In recent days critics note age weakens her constitution and further improvement seems unlikely.
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Paris
Eugenie
Logis Napoleoni
France
Schley Quiet Sabbath Attended Church Services in Morning
Rear Admiral Schley and General Manderson attended morning services at Trinity Cathedral in Omaha Nebraska. The party, not all there for worship, later visited the Manderson residence and enjoyed a quiet evening at the Manderson home after a short drive and reception.
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Schley
Omaha
Neb
Mayo
Atene Amir We
Andy de Soommmany
Manderson
Trinity
Cathedral
Mack
Mandneson
Va Vallaw
Atet
Thirteen Promising Wells Opened at Flyria Field Near Cleveland
Thirteen wells opened in a field near Cleveland, Flyria, O, with about thirty miles from the city. The wells are described as good and fully productive, part of a drill area expanding rapidly. A syndicate of well known men has acquired about 6,000 acres and plans fast drilling to revive oil production after earlier abandonment.
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Flyria
Kharie
Cleveland
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